Subject: Re: Malaysian Goes for Sydney2000 Gold From: loundy@earthlink.net (Mark Loundy) Date: Sat, 21 Sep 1996 21:06:00 -0700
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Subject: Re: Malaysian Goes for Sydney2000 Gold
From: loundy@earthlink.net (Mark Loundy)
Date: Sat, 21 Sep 1996 21:06:00 -0700
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Bala Pillai [snip]:
> This oversight or lack of interest has created two important marketing
> opportunities for Pillai and his APIC business.The first is to sell
> subscriptions to Internet email service to Australian Internet users who
> will become more enthusiastic about the sydney2000 email address as the
> Olympics approaches.
>
> Secondly it enables APIC to provide links to corporate customers who would
> like to associate their company with the interest in the Olympics by
> sponsoring information pages and information about their own services.
Or, it may mean:
...The IOC may legally prevent you from using SYDNEY2000 for any
purpose remotely conected with the Olympics...
...The Sydney Olympic committee may simply use another domain and
ignore you...
...INTERNIC may unilaterally revoke the domain based on its new
rules regarding disputed domain names and reassign it to the Sydney Olympic
committee...
I would think that each of the above would be more likely scenarios than
your making a dime from the domain name.
Cute stunt, though.
Mark Loundy
Cyberspace Consulting http://home.earthlink.net/~loundy/
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