It's 2009, the amount of people and countries that are connected to and have access to the Internet increases on a daily basis by thousands, if not tens of thousands, or milliions. (Although millions might be a stretch.).  With all of that said, cybersquatting is still a big problem.  People are still finding infringers of their Intellectual Property rights, trademarks, and related on the Internet with domains. For some reason in my mind, the idea of someone cybersuqatting at this point and time would have been unheard of, and all the domains available on the internet (at least those related to a protected name or trademark) would have been sent to their rightful owners and everyone would have moved along.

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