The upcoming release of an unlimited number of top-level domains the dot-coms of the virtual world will create a significant potential for trademark infringement. The trouble might come from allowing third parties to register the brands of trademark holders.
ICANN, the private non-profit organization that coordinates the Internet’s system of unique identifiers, has released new top-level domains. By 2013, it is scheduled to release an unlimited number of them.
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