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WALT DISNEY WORLD CORP., (Plaintiff), v. WEBSITES R’US CORP.; AND DISNY WORLD PRODUCTIONS CORP., (Defendants) (2015)
FACT: Before the court is the plaintiff Walt Disney World Corporation who is suing both Websites R’Us Corporation and Disney World Productions Corporation the defendants for Website Domain Name Infringement and Dilution of the Walt Disney World Corporation trademark. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: 0/20 You did not identify any relevant facts and therefore did not demonstrate an understanding of section.
ISSUE: In the case of Walt Disney World Corp., (Plaintiff), v. Websites R’Us Corp.; And Disney World Productions Corp., (Defendants), the issues that are raised in this matter are: Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: 6/15 pts. Fair, you demonstrated some understanding of this section’s purpose but did not properly identify the issue(s) thus showing developing problem solving skills.
· Likelihood of confusion by the clients when searching on any search engine.
· Cyber Bullying by Disney World Productions Corporation domain trying to get more web traffic and hence clients to their website by using and slightly changing the famous Walt Disney name to Disney. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: This is not at all an issue.
· Using of the Walt Disney trademark in the Disney World Production website and altering it (displaying the Walt Disney “Fairy” naked).
· Websites R’Us Corporation allowing Disney World Productions Corporation to have a domain closely to the Walt Disney World Corporation in there servers and in mind they know they are also hosting Walt Disney World Corporation’s Website.
HOLDING AND LAW: Under Title 17, Chapter 5: Copyright Rights and Infringement, § 501; (a) Anyone who abuses any of the selective privileges of the copyright proprietor as provided by sections 106 to 122 or of the creator as gave in section 106A (a), or who imports duplicates or phone records into the United States disregarding section 602, is an infringer of the copyright or right of the creator, as the case may be. For purposes of this part (other than section 506), any reference to copyright might be esteemed to incorporate the rights presented by section 106A (a). As utilized as a part of this subsection, the expression "anybody" incorporates any State, any instrumentality of a State, and any officer or worker of a State or instrumentality of a State acting in his or her official limit. Any State, and any such instrumentality, officer, or worker, should be liable to the procurements of this title in the same way and to the same degree as any nongovernmental element. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: 0/15 pts. Unfortunately, you did not demonstrate an understanding of this section nor identify directly or indirectly the holding thus showing a lack of problem solving skills. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: This should be two separate sections. The holding is different from the law. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: 5/10 pts. Fair, you demonstrated some understanding of this section and only indirectly identified the law showing developing analysis. Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: This wasn’t a copyright infringement case, rather it was a trademark infringement and cyber squatting case.
RATIONALE: Walt Disney World Corporation, a very well-known kid’s entertainment company worldwide saved the domain name disneyworld.disney.go.com years before the Disney World Production Corporation came into existence and endeavored to enlist the name. Walt Disney World Corporation sued and won on the grounds that the court found that Walt Disney World Corporation had a true blue purpose behind owning the domain name and had picked it earlier before - much sooner than domain names had the quality that they do today and before Disney World Production Corporation created for adults. Both the defendants are entitled to pay for damages they brought upon the plaintiff in order to settle the lawsuit Comment by Eldridge.Deborah: 5/30 pts. Unfortunately, you demonstrated a limited understanding of this section and were unable to properly relate the facts to the law thus showing a need to increase your problem solving and analysis.