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Domain names are important for businesses to be found online and resolving disputes is important to reduce confusion; ICANN manages the domain name system and disputes can be resolved through negotiation, UDRP filing, or courts. The UDRP process provides a mandatory, global mechanism for resolving disputes over identical or confusingly similar domain names registered and used in bad faith.
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