use Respondent attaches a Google search that shows some use by persons other than Complainant of the word DOCFIND Respondent cites the following decisions to support its argument that generic or descriptive terms deserve no protection under the

I looked the company up in Google and found their website eggland.com Surprised at the oversight on their part imagine in this day in age a company of this magnitude leaving its own name available for purchase on the internet I decided that the

were sourced via Google and a banner advertisement for herpes treatment It is likely that the Respondent receives some commercial gain for the display of or hits to the advertising banners Moreover the Respondent �s website provides

to Policy Paragraph 4 a i See Google Inc v Jon G FA 106084 Nat Arb Forum Apr 26 2002 finding googel.com to be confusingly similar to Complainant s GOOGLE mark and noting that t he transposition of two letters does not create a distinct mark capable

conducted searches on the Google Internet search engine and the Russian Yellow Pages in the latter case both generally and covering the Novosibirsk region seeking any entries or information regarding the Respondent The searches did not reveal

his technique worked and that Google and Yahoo both ranked Mr. Brown �s website at the top of their search results when the selected keywords were used in a search The Complaint alleges that Mr. Brown denies requesting the Respondent to register

the Complainants � website 12 Google searches produced by the Complainants do not assist the Complainants � argument of confusing similarity A Google search on �888 � did not disclose the domain name in the first 30 results out of about 13000000

in 1965 The search engine at google.com indicates that more than 17000 web pages publish the year of death of Le Corbusier more than 8000 pages refer to Le Corbusier as an architect and an artist and more than 30000 pages refer to Le Corbusier as

of TAYLOR EIGSTI using the Google search engine turned up 2590 hits virtually all of which dealt with the Complainant his recordings and his performances The Complainant has appeared on stage with such recording artists as Dave Brubeck James

An online search using Google into �ghurair group � the name of the Respondent yielded no results other than those referencing the Complainant The non-existent Respondent is thus unknown by the Domain name Furthermore for the past six years

An advanced search on the Google.com search engine for RMT excluding environmental environment and engineering to eliminate pages referencing Complainant yielded over 200000 web pages containing the common 3-letter combination These include

i.e Pay-Per-Click using Google Overture or Findwhat and argues that such use was recognized as a bona fide use by the panel in carsales.com.au Limited v Alton L Flanders D2004-0047 WIPO Apr 8 2004 Second Respondent claims to be developing a

fatal errors A search on Google shows eight business entities on the Respondent �s street address in Singapore but no Blue Viagra A search for �0tomillions.com � on Google shows some references in connection with a website �www.0tomillions.com

of the famous search engine google.com barnesnnoble.net a variant of the principal domain of the famous booksellers Barnes & Noble barnesandnoble.com and askzeeves.com a variant of the name of the well-known search engine Ask Jeeves are all

unrelated to Complainant A Google.com search for braves excluding the words Atlanta Boston baseball ball and major league to avoid references to Complainant yielded over 330000 third party web pages containing this common term Because braves is

will be regarded as generic A Google search for �SALLIE � excluding �SALLIEMAE � yielded about 243000 third-party uses of the first name There is no evidence of any association of the name �Sallie � on its own with Complainant �s business no

on the Search Engines such as Google MSN and Yahoo The Respondent has never agreed to a transfer to the Complainant only stated that he might not reregister or that he would liquidate the domain name under certain circumstances The reason for not

outside entities including Google According to Complainant Respondent admitted that money from the Google ads sits in escrow for dispersal to the current leadership of the web site This revenue Complainant argues represents a commercial gain

to Policy Paragraph 4 a i See Google Inc v Jon G FA 106084 Nat Arb Forum Apr 26 2002 finding googel.com to be confusingly similar to Complainant s GOOGLE mark and noting that t he transposition of two letters does not create a distinct mark capable

�s printout of results from a Google search for the words �pathe in caen � the Complainant runs at least two of its Pathé cinemas in Caen which is a city in the Normandy region in the north of France Furthermore the first ten citations in this