Sunrise Policy and Implementation Sample Clauses

Sunrise Policy and Implementation. NeuStar will implement a Sunrise policy for owners of United States trademark applications and registrations which validates whether the claimed applications or registrations actually exist within the United States Patent and Trademark Office database, thus eliminating any need for costly and time-consuming Sunrise dispute resolution mechanism. Since well before the formation of ICANN, intellectual property owners have debated how best to protect their trademarks and service marks (“Trademarks”) on the Internet. NeuStar proposes to implement an enhanced “Sunrise” policy that not only balances the intellectual property rights of registered trademark owners, but also provides the same level of protection to those Trademark owners who have submitted trademark applications to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO). In addition, unlike any other “Sunrise” plan implemented or even proposed, NeuStar will validate the authenticity of Trademark applications and registrations with the PTO through a unique and proprietary technological interface developed to ensure the integrity of the “Sunrise” process. Following is an overview of the process proposed for the implementation of the Sunrise period as in Shown in Exhibit B.3-1. The Sunrise period will commence thirty (30) days prior to the general activation of the expanded usTLD space. During the Sunrise period, owners of trademarks and service marks (Trademarks), as well as applicants for such marks, will be able to register their marks as domain names in the new expanded usTLD space. Any owner of an existing live Trademark registered on the Principal Register of the PTO, or an existing live application filed for registration with the PTO, will be eligible to seek to register the mark as a domain name during the Sunrise period provided that (i) the Trademark registration for that mark was issued prior to the commencement date of the Sunrise Period, or (ii) the application was filed with the PTO no later than July 27, 2001. In addition: • Only characters in the range A to Z, 0 to 9, and hyphens are allowed • The maximum length is 63 characters (exclusive of the usTLD portion) • Domain requests must be for ASCII characters identical to the textual or word elements of the mark only. However, hyphens may be used between spaces within a registered mark or application; names cannot begin or end with a hyphen. • Sunrise registrations will only be accepted for terms of at least five years and will be processed a...
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