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White House opposes anti-cybersquatting bill
President Bill Clinton wantsinternational regulations in place of national legislation tobar people from naming Internet sites with trademarks owned byfamous companies, White House spokesman Joe Lockhart said onWednesday. The White House statement followed the House ofRepresentatives' approval Tuesday of legislation to crack downon so-called cybersquatting.
President Bill Clinton wants
international regulations in place of national legislation to
bar people from naming Internet sites with trademarks owned by
famous companies, White House spokesman Joe Lockhart said on
Wednesday.
The White House statement followed the House of
Representatives' approval Tuesday of legislation to crack down
on so-called cybersquatting. Story to follow. -- Reuters
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