The competition over dot-com domain names can, at times, get quite furious. The issue of cyber squatting--or, grabbing a dot-com domain that should belong to a particular corporation or individual--has involved legal professionals across the world in vigorous debate. Similarly, some corporations hijack domain names from legitimate contenders, leading to all sorts of strange publicity for all parties involved.

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