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Article: Pre-registered Domain Names Cause Trouble
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- Xinhua News Agency
- Article date:
- April 11, 2000
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Domain names are being stolen by others, although the practice is
not illegally.
More than 90 percent of the top 100 listed firms in China don't
have domain names in Pinyin, or Romanization of their Chinese names
on the Net. Neither do 75 percent of the most popular 20 brands,
according to 3721.com, a website offering domain name registration
service.
Such practices occurred in the United States and other countries
as well, whereby big companies have to pay large ransom to buy back
their "names".
A couple of years ago, registration of domain names of famous
Chinese firms in English was found rampant overseas, either by ...