By Jo Saxe Levy
When the National College Athletic Association has a score to settle, it doesn't quit after just one round. On Nov. 28, the NCAA won the right to 20 out of 32 domain names that contained variations of the famous NCAA trademark. National Collegiate Athletic Ass'n v. Giancola, WIPO D2000-0836....
When the National College Athletic Association has a score to settle, it doesn't quit after just one round. On Nov. 28, the NCAA won the right to 20 out of 32 domain names that contained variations of the famous NCAA trademark. National Collegiate Athletic Ass'n v. Giancola, WIPO D2000-0836....
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