sm Today, anyone can register a domain name . . . as long as someone else has not registered that domain name first. Many companies have found that someone has already registered the domain name corresponding to their trademarks and is willing to sell it for a hefty sum. In a frenzy to jump on the Internet bandwagon, many companies have paid very high amounts of money to what are thought of as "evil cybersquatters" for the right to use their own trademarks as domain names. Many companies that have refused to pay the cybersquatters have suffered the online financial consequences. The conflict between trademarks and domain names has led to a flood of litigation and has raised many fascinating and sometimes frustrating legal issues.

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