The Economist magazine has lost a battle to gain the domain name theeconomist.com, writes Jason Fell of Folio.
“According to WIPO’s administrative panel decision document, The Economist first learned of theeconomist.com in 2001 and contacted Rose seeking a transfer of rights. Rose apparently did not respond to the request, and the magazine did not take further action until last August when, through an intermediary, it attempted to purchase the rights to the name for $500. Rose declined the offer.
“The offer was apparently prompted by a review of domain names at The Economist which determined that theeconomist.com was generating a ‘significant amount of Internet traffic,’ the WIPO document says.”
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