Britannica.info

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    Britannica.info

    Italian word meaning "British"


    Also falls in the following wordlists:

    * English (standard)
    * Finnish
    * Italian
    * Algae
    * Mushrooms

    http://www.valuate.com/Britannica.info

    Human appraisals are most welcome :)

    regards,
    Conan
     
    Last edited: Feb 18, 2010
    bombermann, Feb 18, 2010 IP
  2. talvehtia

    talvehtia Well-Known Member

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    This is a direct trademark domain and should be used carefully. You can see the trademarks here, here and here.

    I'm not sure but the word Britannica itself can be a latin word for "British", if so, you need to develop it into something else if you want to defend your domain in case of a lawsuit. If you develop it and use content about the trademarked encyclopedia you'll lose that domain to the trademark owner with a fast decision. Good luck.

    Edit: If those meanings are true than you may have a chance to defend your domain. By the way it is the feminine form of British and means British Female Citizen. Masculine form is britannico.

    Edit 2: Some decisions; 1,2,3.
     
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    talvehtia, Feb 18, 2010 IP
  3. bombermann

    bombermann Active Member

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    Thanks for warning about the trademark, operated by
    britannica.com

    more info about the word available on the website
    www.britannica.us

    btw I have no plans to develop a site based on the encyclopedia which is trademarked, there are a lot of other meanings as well :)

    thanks for sharing your opinion!
     
    bombermann, Feb 18, 2010 IP
  4. Rory M

    Rory M Peon

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    Once you couple the ®™ issues with the TLD, I can't see it having value much above cost price, sorry.
     
    Rory M, Feb 18, 2010 IP