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The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and EURid, the registry manager of the .eu and .ею country code top-level domains, has launched a new service designed to help European Union trade mark (EUTM) applicants tackle cybersquatting and bad faith domain name registrations.
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EUIPO, cybersquatting, bad faith, domain names, trademark application, .eu, EURid, EUTM, third party, rights holders, INTA, collaboration
