the protection of the marks

The search engine Cuil (pronounce? cool?) lanc? yesterday made much speak about him. Able to index 120 billion pages it is D? J? compar? ? Google.
It is known that Cr? do ateurs Tom Costello (CEO) and Anna Patterson (VP Engineering) have R? ussi? to raise 33 million dollars.

Apr? does S a rapid seek on? tat of the domain names around D? does nomination “cuil”, it arise that a mean part of this sum has? T? consacr? E? the protection of the mark.

Indeed, Tom Costello has just launched a search engine of international scale but rare “cuil” enregistr is the domain names? S by him.

It seems that only cuil.com is in the name of Tom Costello. Among the domain names of the principal extensions one falls on many carpark pages: .eu (Europ Union? enne), .at (Austria), .be (Belgium), .de (Germany), .es (Spain). Are on sale on sedo (platform of domain names: cuil.asia, cuil.in (India), cuil.cz (R? public Tch? that)

The domain name cuil.sk (Slovakia) and cuil.lt (Lithuania) have? T? enregistr? S yesterday! Second is enregistr? in the name of a Lithuanian registrar and redirects towards the www.cuil.com site. The registrar would have it enregistr? for prot? G? the start up of the Lithuanian cybersquatting?

In connection with does cuil.com, it seem that both old salari? S of Google Inc. D do not have? bours? more 4250 $ for acqu? to rir this domain name of 4 letters.

Initially enregistr? by does a club of English fitness (see image above) the domain name have then? T? rachet? by “Get One The Web Limited” for? put tre? sale? 2,450 $ then? 3,650$, 3925$, 4075$ and finally 4250$ out of F? vrier 2007.

We go tr? S quickly to know if the former holder regreter will not resell the more expensive domain name!