Quote:
Three law firms, including the one portrayed in the film ``Erin Brockovich,''
filed the suit in a Los Angeles court Monday against domain administrator NeuLevel
Inc., the quasi-governmental Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
(ICANN) and over 60 other firms that have been taking applications for new Internet
addresses that end in the ``.biz'' suffix.The suit alleges that the companies
are engaged in a criminal lottery because they are taking money for the chance to
register ``.biz'' addresses.
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Did ICANN give them the idea?
Or perhaps
they got it themselves, from ICANN $50,000 TLD lottery.
Looks to me like corrupt
businesses in league with each other.
For domains - should it not be first come,
first served?
http://biz.yahoo.com/rf/010725/n25344302.html