New York bill A00374 aims to prevent domain front running by prohibiting the acquisition of domain names based on non-public information.
New York bill A00374 amends the general business law to introduce a prohibition on domain front running. This practice involves registering, reserving, or acquiring a domain name based on non-public information about a third party's interest in that domain name. The bill defines "non-public information" as data not readily accessible to the public or available only upon payment of a fee. Liability for violations is limited to the domain name registrant or their authorized licensee. The amendment takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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