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Holly Pranger wants the world to know that "porn squatting" is not okay. Not long ago, the San Francisco solo practitioner sent out a press release telling people why the practice -- which generally involves registering a Web site name under a porn star's name without authorization -- should be avoided. The lawyer says adult-movie performers and would-be squatters alike should know that a famous name is intellectual property gained both through common law and good will.
May 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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