> I define cybersquatting as registering, selling or using a domain name > with the intent of profiting from the goodwill of someone else's > trademark. I agree with this definition. > Businesses should be able to trade the assets of a business as the > business evolves. A person may register "book.com.au", and then decide > that that area of business is no longer profitable, or may decide to > move into another area of business .e.g DVDs. It is reasonable for the > business to sell the licence to book.com.au and buy the licence to > dvd.com.au, just as I may decide to sell a seascape painting and buy a > portrait. I, at least on a very base level, agree with this view. I support a Policy Review and Call for Public Submissions on this topic. Regards, Michael PurseReceived on Fri Sep 23 2005 - 10:32:15 UTC
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