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Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder Fighting For His Domain
01/17/2012
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(hennemusic) This is what happens when you forget to renew your website domain. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder is fighting to regain control of the web domain eddievedder.com, according to Fusible.

A complaint (WIPO Case Number: D2012-0035) was filed last week with the World Intellectual Property Organization over the domain name.

According to WHOIS records, Fusible reports Pearl Jam owned the domain name back in the mid-2000s up through late 2010, when the name switched over to Whois privacy. more on this story

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