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چکیده
مقدمه
2:زمینه هنجاری
خدمات اینترنت و اگهی
2:2, قانو نگذاری هماهنگ
2:3: عقبیدهag از گوگل
3 . روش ECJ برای پرکردن این منطقه خاکستری
31روش ecj در ناحیه خاکستری مارک تجاری استفاده
32 معافیت از مسئولیت
421 محروم صاحب اموال یا دارایی
422 تعریف اموال و هدف آن
توصیف گستره و محدودیت های اموال
5:نتیجه گیری
Trademarks in New Markets: Simple Infringement or Cause for Evaluation
Abstract
Are search engines liable for trademark infringemen t for offering trademarks as ‘keywords’ to others than the trademark owner Is t he act of displaying or arranging the display of an advertisement for identical or similar goods to that of a registered trademark that has been selected and stored by an internet service provider infringing the trademark owner’s exclusive right Is the act of providing an information socie ty service in e-commerce unlawfully encumbered by a flood of trademark complaints The answer depends on perspective. This article discusses alternative ways of bridging grey areas between har monizing legislation. It stops to ask whether, instead of how rights apply in new settings. It discusses the process of decision-making; i.e. how different approaches to interpretation affect diffe rent right positions. On the one hand, it considers trademarks as property that confers on the owner a right to exclude others, when harm is established. It asks what property protection entai ls for trademark owners, in theory and practice. On the other hand, it considers other interests exp licit or implicit in legislation and weighs them against the legitimate interests of trademark owner s, in new settings. It compares these approaches by using concrete examples from EU cases and concludes that there are alternative ways of bridging the gap between overlapping and conflicting directives. © 2012 Katja Weckstrm. Published by JICLT. All rights reserved
Introduction
Are search engines liable for trademark infringement for offering trademarks as ‘keywords’ to others than the trademark owner Are buyers of trademarks as keywords prohibited from advertising their own goods or services in Sponsored links Does it make a difference, if the goods offered for sale and advertised in a keywordtriggered advertisement are legally obtained, sold and manufactured or counterfeit These were the broad questions that the ECJ considered in its Grand Chamber ruling in the so called Google Adwords –case.1 The court was however, forced to express its answer with specific trademark provisions; namely Articles 5 and 6 of the Trade Mark Directive (89/104/EC2 ) on the one hand, and the general provisions of the loosely harmonizing E-Commerce Directive (2000/31/EC3 ) on the other. In between lies a grey area, which neither directive expressly considers; that of contributory infringement or secondary liability for trademark infringement and that of liability for uses of trademarks on the internet and in particular, in internet advertising. However, a third directive