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26 July 2016

ICANN reveals little use of gTLD sunrise periods at TMCH

Few trademark owners are using the Trademark Clearinghouse’s (TMCH) sunrise period services and rights owners rarely dispute registrations that include variations of their trademarks, according to a draft report published for ICANN.

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