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Wednesday, March 21

Cybersquatters May Be Harder To Catch If Whois Changes

by Mark VB Partridge on Wed 21 Mar 2007 10:06 AM CDT

As readers here may know, ICANN is considering rule changes that would reduce the amount of contact information provided in WHOIS records. Recent articles appear at:

Creative Mac "Internet Domain Name Body Inches Forward In Relaxing Contact Disclosure Requirements"

National Law Journal, "Web site owners may get tougher to find"

I was interviewed for and mentioned in the latter article.

Now is the time to speak up if you oppose limits on WHOIS disclosures.

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