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A number of Miami big wigs -- defense attorney Roy Black, mega-exec Wayne Huizenga, Miami Heat coach Pat Riley -- don't own their own names for the purposes of Web sites. They've been cybersquatted -- the practice of registering trademarks or famous names as Internet addresses with the expectation of reselling them to their namesakes for a profit. But for the time being, many seem not to care, even though they could make a federal case of it.
July 13, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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