Chengdu Enwei network Real-name registration accused of domain name management chaos

Yesterday, our readers reported that they had no intention to find that the real name of the network of Chengdu Enwei Group, a famous company in Chengdu, had been noticed by a small company in Chengdu! Subsequently, the reporter logged on to 3721 and found that the word "Enwei" was indeed registered by a design company in Shuangshun Road, Chengdu.
According to Xiao Gang, the leader, he spent 500 yuan in registration in July, and bluntly said that the purpose of the leader is to promote his website with the help of Chengdu nwei's fame. "Many referer are selling money. Do you want to sell the real name of this network ?" Reporter asked. "I have never thought about this, but Chengdu nwei Group will sell it to them if it comes to buy it ." Xiao Gang replied.
Chengdu nwei was angry with the incident. "The Internet management is too messy now. One side is the general website of CNNIC and the other side is the real name of 3721. In fact, the two are similar, why can't they communicate with each other?" Han Yun, head of the network operation center of Enwei group, said that he knew that the company's real name on 3721 had been reinjected, but this had little impact on the company and he was not planning to buy it back.
However, Han Yun is obviously not happy when the real name of the network is under registration. "3721 never asked us if we wanted to register the real name of the 'enabled' network. If he asked us if we didn't register, it would be appropriate for others to register. We will use legal means to protect the company's rights and interests ." Han Yun also attacked Internet search management in particular. "The Chinese Internet Information Center has launched a general website and 3721 has built a real name for the network. Why can't they communicate with each other? The country should have unified management ."
In this regard, people who have already studied intellectual property rights on the Internet have also called on relevant national departments to strengthen intellectual property protection in this field.