Full info forDWG
Application ID | 1-1889-53120 |
Status | IE Pass |
Prioritization Number | 175 |
TLD (#13) | DWG |
IDN Translation (#14b) | -- |
Applicant (#1) | Autodesk, Inc. |
Website (#5) | http://www.autodesk.com |
Application Type | |
Type | Standard |
Contested | no |
Contested Numbers | 1 |
GAC Early Warning | no |
Cultural, Linguistic or Religious | no |
dotBrand | no |
Trademark Class A | class 9 (apparatus, software, computer) |
Trademark Class B | class 42 (tech services, dev HW, SW) |
Trademark Class C | |
Industry Keyword | software |
Remark | DWG-Fileformat von AutoCAD |
Availability Data | |
Sunrise Period: | fromunknown tounknown |
Landrush Period: | fromunknown tounknown |
GoLive: | unknown |
Registration Policy | |
Restricted | yes |
Restrictions | Reserved for company use and affiliates only. |
Backend Provider | Verisign |
Registry Website | |
Keyword | |
Keyword | yes |
English Meaning | -- |
Appeal Ranking | 0 |
Appeal Remark | Reserved for company and affiliate use only. |
English | yes |
Spanish | no |
Portuguese | no |
French | no |
Italian | no |
German | no |
Dutch | no |
Swedish | no |
Danish | no |
Mandarin | no |
Russian | no |
Location | |
Region | North America |
Country | United States |
Community (#19) | -- |
Geographic (#21a) | -- |
Geographic Category | -- |
IDN | |
IDN (#14) | No |
A-label (#14a) | -- |
Translation (#14b) | -- |
Script Code (#14d) | -- |
Allows ASCII | yes |
Applicant | |
Applicant (#1) | Autodesk, Inc. |
Website (#5) | http://www.autodesk.com |
Applicant Address (#2) | 111 McInnis Parkway San Rafael CA 94903 United States [US] |
Applicant Phone (#3) | 014155075000 |
Applicant Fax (#4) | 014155076128 |
Legal Form (#8) | Corporation |
Exchange Symbol (#9a) | NASDAQ |
Parent Company (#9b) | |
Joint Venture Partners (#9c) | |
Primary Contact | |
Name (#6) | Lisa Turbis |
Title (#6) | Senior Corporate Counsel |
e-mail (#6) | lisa.turbis@autodesk.com |
Secondary Contact | |
Name (#7) | Mr. David Taylor |
Title (#7) | Partner |
e-mail (#7) | david.taylor@hoganlovells.com |
Mission / Purpose (#18a) | |
The mission and purpose of the proposed .DWG Top Level Domain (TLD) is the creation and operation of a TLD dedicated to the Applicant, its DWG brand and products. As such the objective is that the .DWG TLD will serve as an official, trusted, secure and dedicated name space for the DWG brand and products. To this end the Applicant seeks to launch the .DWG TLD and to create and operate an innovative and secure platform in a manner which is consistent with its subject matter whilst committing to the promotion of consumer trust, consumer protection and integrity of the .DWG TLD and the associated Internet space. The Applicant is committed to ensure that it fully complies with and meets or exceeds the requirements of ICANN in terms of competition, consumer protection, security, stability and resiliency, malicious abuse issues, and rights protection in relation to the expansion of the generic Top Level Domain name space by devising and implementing mechanisms in line with ICANN’s Consensus Policies and Temporary Policies. The Applicant proposes to launch and operate the .DWG TLD to create a new Internet ecosystem dedicated to the Applicant and its Affiliates and to enable and facilitate potential innovations, creation and promotion of new initiatives from the Applicant. The domain name space associated with the .DWG TLD will create a new environment which will enhance diversity, choice and utility of the Domain Name System, based on a segmented approach, hence encouraging specialisation, differentiation, consumer recognition, and consumer choice in line with ICANN policy development. In order to ensure the integrity, success and to build confidence in the .DWG TLD and the associated domain name space, the Applicant is dedicated to ensuring that appropriate safeguards are put in place with a view to protecting, among other things, public interest, customers, trade mark owners and other third party rights owners. Operating and overseeing this new Internet space in a transparent, fair and efficient manner will be essential to create goodwill in the .DWG TLD and to develop confidence and trust in the .DWG TLD. The fact that the Applicant intends to operate the .DWG TLD as a restricted registrant registry model will allow the Applicant and its Affiliates to control the operations of the .DWG TLD and prevent violation of public interest, trade mark infringement and other types of malicious conducts. The .DWG TLD will thus create an environment where opportunities for abuse and malevolent conduct will be virtually eliminated. Furthermore, the Applicant is dedicated to ensuring that the creation and operation of the .DWG TLD will not have an adverse or negative affect on the operational security and stability of the Internet and the Domain Name System. The Applicant intends to initially limit registration and use of domain names within the .DWG gTLD for corporate use and to qualified subsidiaries, affiliates and business units. This initial limited use will allow The Applicant to establish .DWGʹs operations and achieve full sustainability. This limited distribution coupled with the other requirements set forth in Specification 9 of the template Registry Agreement is intended to exempt The Applicant from its annual Code of Conduct Compliance requirements. The Applicant currently plans a four-stage rollout for the .DWG gTLD: 1. Stage 1 The initial stage of implementation of the gTLD will involve the Applicant registering a limited number of .DWG second-level domain names. This initial use will provide the Applicant’s IT and security personnel the time to run a number of tests to ensure sustainable operation and will also allow the appropriate internal staff to coordinate with the internal and external staff responsible for the application, delegation, and setup phases of the .DWG gTLD to ensure a proper transition from delegation to full operation. 2. Stage 2 It is intended that the Applicant will then begin allocating domain names in the .DWG gTLD for more widespread corporate use. It is in Stage 2 that the Applicant may evaluate expanding the operations of the .DWG gTLD to permit registration by other registrants, such as select licensees or strategic partners. However, any expansion would be conditioned upon a review of Specification 9 (Registry Code of Conduct) set forth in the template Registry Agreement to ensure compliance with The Applicant’s business model. 3. Stage 3 Depending on the analysis of the evaluations undertaken in Stage 2, the Applicant may implement it’s decision to extend registration rights to licensees or strategic partners, depending upon compliance with Specification 9, as noted above. The dates of such expansion are subject to change depending upon business, strategic, and industry factors at the time. 4. Stage 4 Based on its experiences with any expansion implemented in Stage 3, the Applicant will assess whether the business plan and expansion strategy should be augmented by extending registration rights to a broader class of licensees, including potential customers of the Applicant. It is anticipated that changes to the domain name industry will take at least five years to be realized and assessed. Any decision to expand the gTLDs beyond corporate, qualified subsidiary⁄affiliate⁄business unit, and licensee⁄partner use will take into account this experience as well as the technical analysis of potential expansion. The Applicant The Applicant is Autodesk, Inc. a publicly traded (NASDAQ: ADSK) multinational corporation with its worldwide headquarters at 111 McInnis Parkway, San Rafael, California, 94903 USA. Autodesk, Inc., is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software. Customers across the manufacturing, architecture, building, construction, and media and entertainment industries—including the last 16 Academy Award winners for Best Visual Effects—use DWG software to design, visualize, and simulate their ideas before they’re ever built or created. Through apps for iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Android, DWG is also making design technology accessible to professional designers as well as amateur designers, homeowners, students, and casual creators. Since its introduction of AutoCAD software in 1982, DWG continues to develop the broadest portfolio of state-of-the-art 3D software for global markets. 1.1 The DWG brand Since its formation in 1982, Autodesk, Inc. has acquired and constantly developed reputation and goodwill in its DWG brand and software worldwide through continuous and significant investment, use and effort. DWG refers to two different, but related things. First, it is a powerful technology environment that the Applicant places in many of its popular software products. DWG technology contains the ability to mold, render, draw, annotate and measure, among others. Second, .dwg is the native file format for AutoCAD data files that contain all of the pieces of information a user enters, from designs and geometric data to maps, photos and beyond. Autodesk created DWG in 1982 with the launch of its first version of AutoCAD. With .dwg files circulating throughout virtually every design industry, DWG technology has made the .dwg file format one of the most commonly used design data formats. The Applicant owns numerous trade mark registrations in the term DWG in many jurisdictions (including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Russia, China, Japan and Germany) in several classes of goods and services, including class 9 (Computer aided design software; training and instructional manuals used therewith in electronic form), and class 16 (Printed matter relating to design software; training and instructional manuals relating to design software). The DWG brand is an invaluable asset and serves to identify the DWG business as a trusted source of the highest quality products. |
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