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Translations:New gTLD Program/34/en

The largest applicant for closed gTLDs is Amazon, and many worried that their applications to control a large number of generic terms would result in them circumnavigating traditional navigation for shopping online and give them an unfair competitive advantage. Another notable portfolio client with multiple applications for closed generic terms is L'Oréal.[1] In late 2012, Amazon and other companies that applied for closed-generic strings received a GAC Early Warning from GAC Chair, Heather Dryden. The early warning system is the work of an individual GAC member but signals that the larger GAC organization may later issue official advice recommending the rejection of the TLD application as-is by the ICANN Board. Those applicants that receive warnings are encouraged to work with the objecting representative. The German representative also raised issues with regards to closed generics.[2][3]

  1. ↑ WorldTrademarkReview.com
  2. ↑ The gTLD Land Grab Controversy Google Amazon and the GAC Part II, Name.com Pub 14 Jan 2013, Retrieved 6 Jan 2013
  3. ↑ GAC Early Warnings, GACweb.ICANN.org

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