[DNS] Study Finds Bias in Internet domain name dispute resolution

[DNS] Study Finds Bias in Internet domain name dispute resolution

From: <David.Goldstein§sbg.nic.at>
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 17:35:01 +0100
I came across this article today and it might interest those on this list.

Cheers
David

Study Finds Bias in Internet domain name dispute resolution
 (Convergence Center, Syracuse University news release) 9Nov
 http://dcc.syr.edu/udrpnews.htm
The international method of resolving disputes over Internet domain names
favors trademark holders over those seeking to register an Internet site,
according to a study by researchers at Syracuse University's School of
Information Studies. The study was released Nov. 9 by the school's
Convergence Center. While the guidelines developed by ICANN are "robust and
fair," both the interpretation of the guidelines and a clause that allows
trademark holders to shop around for the most favorable arbitrators has
resulted in a system that is biased against Internet domain name
registrants, says Milton Mueller, professor and director of the Convergence
Center.

The report 'Rough Justice' is available in both html and pdf versions. See
http://dcc.syr.edu/roughjustice.htm or http://dcc.syr.edu/roughjustice.pdf
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