Sentences with phrase «allows domain owners»

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Domain tools: WhoIs — Who is part of Domain tools and allows you to find out the contact information of the domain owner — both registrant name and organizDomain tools: WhoIs — Who is part of Domain tools and allows you to find out the contact information of the domain owner — both registrant name and organizDomain tools and allows you to find out the contact information of the domain owner — both registrant name and organizdomain owner — both registrant name and organization.

It's what some might call a «slight flaw» in Go Daddy's account retrieval system which allows you to figure out the owner of a privately registered domain as long as you know the e-mail address of the registrant.

There are photo sharing sites that allow you to use a photo free of charge because it's either a public domain work, or the owner wants free publicity, which means you got ta give them or their company credit somewhere in your book.

To obtain a CHIC number for a particular dog, a dog owner must have their dog tested using all designated Required CHIC health screens for that particular breed, and allow this information to be included in the OFA CHIC public domain database.

Cult video purveyor lostsilver.com is selling what are presumably unauthorized copies of the Cremaster films (the site claims that, «These films have been donated to the public domain or the original copyright owner has granted their intent to allow us to bring them to you»).

The court confirmed that the use of a trademark in a domain name is unlawful unless a portion of the domain allows consumers to distinguish between the owner of the trademark and the owner of the domain name, without reference to the underlying website.

«This finding is consistent with the majority of Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy cases, which have recognized a domain name registration as a trademark owner's exclusive right, and that permitting such a registration would allow any distributor, wholesaler or retailer to monopolize a third party's real trade mark as a domain name based upon the mere fact that it sells the party's products or services,» says Gowlings.