body: RED.com makes digital cameras for the cinematography industry and has tradermarks for "RED".
  
  
  I would like to sell a product called called "something.red". The name of the product would be the domain name, something.red, .red is a gTLD recently introduced.
  
  
  The product is not a digital camera, but a video transmission system. RED.com is not in the business of making video transmission systems, but their trademark is generic enough that I believe a video transmission system to fit in it. This is the registration I took a look at: <https://euipo.europa.eu/eSearch/#details/trademarks/010579043>
  
  
  Am I looking for troubles using RED in a product name, even if RED is the gTLD?
  
  
  Changing the product name now would be sort of a mayor problem, but it is still better than being forced to do it in a few months.
  
  
  
title: Usage of trademarked generic top level domain