January 28, 2000
Law Professors Create Group to Arbitrate Disputes Over Domain Names
Five law professors have formed one of the first organizations to arbitrate disputes over Internet domain names entirely online.
The professors, at four universities, will oversee the efforts of 48 arbitrators, who include law professors and private and corporate lawyers, in the commercial venture.
Domain names -- chronicle.com, for example -- serve as addresses on the Internet for World Wide Web sites and e-mail accounts. Common disputes include
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