Intellectual property lawyers guarding trademarks on the Internet may soon have a harder time finding the people behind Web sites infringing on their clients' brands. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is likely to adopt a policy that would let site owners keep most contact information confidential when they register for a name. The stakes for each side of the debate are high: The corporate camp has millions of dollars at stake, while privacy advocates worry about losing basic rights.
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Web Site Owners May Get Tougher to Find
The National Law Journal
March 1, 2007
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