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Thursday, November 4

Domain Name Hijacking Affects Local Illinois Campaign in Will County

by Mark VB Partridge on Thu 04 Nov 2004 11:20 PM EST

We've previously noted here the challenge of dealing with domain name disputes based on personal names, particularly in the political arena.

Now that the campaigns are over and all are taking a deep breath, we can reflect back on one of the domain name disputes arising in the political campaign this year for the office of State's Attorney in Will County Illinois.

Shortly after he announced his candidacy, Jim Glasgow's name was registered in various forms with various gTLDs without his consent and used to redirect Internet users to a website dedicated to the incumbent Jeff Tomczak.

Curiously, Jim was listed ... more »

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