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: National Arbitration Forum BlogArbitrators and Judges Debate Whether Metatags Can Infringe on Trademarks
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Courts and administrative panels around the world are now forced to deal with the issue of whether utilizing a metatag containing a third-party?s trademark constitutes bad faith, according to a recent article, Hidden Metatags: Evidence of Bad Faith? Judges and Panelists Disagree.
A metatag is a special HTML tag used to store information about a website that is only seen by the Internet user?sFull post as published by National Arbitration Forum Blog on October 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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