Verizon has filed a lawsuit against a Web site and domain name registrar, alleging that they are exploiting its name by placing ads on Verizon-like Web addresses. The complaint, filed in a Los Angeles federal court and reported on by Paid Content, calls Parked.com and DNLtd “serial cybersquatters” who control more than 600 Web sites …

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