1. The difference between domain name and trademark. A domain name is an address owned by a user, which is displayed on a computer monitor through related software. Trademark is a sign used by users to distinguish goods or services provided by themselves and others. On the surface, both of them have the function of recognition, but they are obviously different.

(1) Different users.

(2) The uniqueness is different.

(3) the purpose is different.

(4) Different components.

(5) Different meanings.

(6) Similarity constraints are different.

(7) Regional differences.

(8) The timeliness is different.

2. The difference between domain name and trade name. Domain name and trade name can be used to distinguish different companies, which has certain recognition and exclusiveness. Theoretically, this kind of identity and exclusivity is uncertain. Generally speaking, domain names and trade names are based on registration or registration. This is what they have in common. The main difference between the two is that the identification and exclusivity of trade names are limited by geographical scope and have regional characteristics; However, the identification and exclusiveness of domain names are infinite and global, so they are absolute. Intuitively, trade names generally take the form of words, while domain names can exist in the form of electronic data.