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: Domain Name Dispute BlogPresidential Debate: Is this Cybersquatting or Not?
By Enrico Schaefer
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It looks like domain name registrations incorporating the names of political candidates continues to occur. The question becomes whether the registration and use is cybersquatting or not? Clearly Hillary Clinton has been the victim of cybersquatting. That said, the R.N.C.?s latest domain name registrations incorporating democratic candidates? names may not be cybersquatting, but rather fair use under the First Amendment. In fact, the R.N.C. has gone as far as to procure d read more
Full post as published by Domain Name Dispute Blog on March 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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