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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW August 20, 2004

When Ed Trimble founded EzGov five years ago, however, he had to play the role of evangelist, touting the security and capabilities of the Web. A few months after EzGov was incorporated, it sold its first application -- a property tax payment system -- to Dekalb County, Georgia. Now it serves governments all over North America and Europe. Recently the E-Commerce Times talked with Trimble about the challenges of supporting government agencies in their adoption of technology...

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Domain Name Geography: Mexico Loses Fight over Mexico.com

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In a recent decision, a World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) domain name arbitration panel dismissed a complaint filed by the Mexican Tourist Board (MTB) against Latin America Telecom (LAT) concerning the domain name "mexico.com." The panel went so far as to find that the complaint was br...

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