domain name dispute A domain name dispute is a conflict that
arises when more than one individual or group believes it has
the right to register a specific domain name. Most commonly a
domain name dispute would occur when a domain name similar to a
registered trademark is registered by an individual or
organization who is not the trademark owner. All domain name
registrars must follow the ICANN's Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-
Resolution Policy (UDRP). See "Registering a Domain Name" and
"Understanding Internet Governance" in the Did You Know...?
section of Webopedia. See also "Countries and Their Domain
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