Last week Ben Edelman released his report on typo-squatting  (for example the registration of geapliances.com in order, imho, to divert traffic intended for geappliances.com, to a porno site).

Today’s ICANNWatch and Friday’s Copyfight linked to a paper from Seth Finkelstein, describing a program for “fuzzy-searching” of domain names, somewhat remiscent of Google’s “Did you mean

The Fourth Circuit tells us:

Generally speaking, chemical crabgrass control products are most effective when applied to “pre-emergent” crabgrass . . . the products are also effective on early “post-emergent” crabgrass but are ineffective when applied to mature crabgrass plants . . .   Scotts [plaintiff] contends that the Vigoro [defendant] package misleads consumers into believing