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google What?s in a name? A lot if it?s your domain - Financial Times

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Interesting...
Microsoft was, for example, forced to settle a case with Canadian student Mike Rowe, who registered MikeRoweSoft.com as his domain name.
People can't even get away with their own personal name from MS.
 
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