Evangelist Jerry Falwell on Monday lost a Supreme Court appeal of a case that sought to shut down a Web site with a similar name but some opposite views. Falwell claims that a gay New York City man improperly draws people to a "gripe site" by using a common misspelling of the reverend's name as the site's domain name. Falwell's attorneys have previously fought trademark battles over other domain names as well.
April 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Evangelist Jerry Falwell on Monday lost a Supreme Court appeal of a case that sought to shut down a Web site with a similar name but opposite views on gays.
Falwell claims that a gay New York City man improperly draws people to a site by using a common misspelling of the reverend’s name as the site’s domain name.
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