Court awards Verizon $33 million in cybersquatting squabble

In this latest game of cybersquatting Whac-A-Mole, Verizon has won a massive settlement against a company for sitting on over 600 domains related to Verizon’s brand. Now it just has to track someone down to deliver the bill.

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