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#34 How to protect your trademark from new gTLD domain name registrants in the new internet land rush
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ICANN has announced the release of new generic top level domain names. There will be a TON of new domain name extensions coming out over the next few years. As a tradmark holder, how do you protect your brand when there are a ton of cybersquatters trying to buy up your domain names?? Well ICANN has created the "trademark clearinghouse"! Listen in an attorney steve discusses this phenomena and how you can try to protect your brand in the digital age.
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