Domain name presents its great economic value in the modern era. This Article examines and explores the difference in understanding the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("the Policy"or"UDRP") among the four existing domain name dispute resolution providers authorized by ICANN worldwide. Since the enforcement of the UDRP, numerous international cases have been published in the past decade. This Article uniquely summarizes and analyzes the UDRP cases by the World Intellectual Property Organization, and provides clarity as to the status quo of the census views and dissents in the international practice of the domain name dispute resolution. This Article also compares the international mechanic with the domestic one in the domain name dispute resolution, and concludes that the former subjects to the latter, the former is not a necessity in the dispute resolution, and there is no per se primary-secondary division between the two. This Article also casts light on the forthcoming issues in the international domain name dispute resolution, and seeks to provide China advice to the coming new wave of international revolution. |