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For cybersquatters, the race to 2016 began a decade ago
Think the Beltway pundits are annoying for talking about 2016 so soon?Internet domain-name squatters had them beat by years.The practice of buying the web address for a politician's name and then demanding thousands of dollars for it — or else running negative attacks on it — began in the early 2000s and has become a regular practice.(Of course, as a bail bondsman named Kerry Edwards learned in 2004, it's not always intentional. And some of the people below may be …
