Question About Twitter and Trademark, etc.
I've always felt that stuff like Twitter, in its grassroots phase, almost likes and encourages people to use their name in ways that help promote and round out the service.
But, what if, for example, they are bought out by Google, or some other company? Do you think such a company (or even Twitter itself right now!) could decide to legally target whomever they want whenever they want if that person used the "Twitter" name in their domain?
I really need to be clear on this because if they CAN legally take such domains at ANY time, then I'd rather use an attractive name with something like "tweet" in it than "twitter."
What do you think?
Thanks,
Eric
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