Industry Lashes Out at Kentucky Judgment

Judge Thomas Wingate's order in the Kentucky domain name seizure case has drawn severe criticism from industry representatives. In his judgment Judge Wingate upheld the legal validity of the Kentucky Governor's initiative to seize the domain names of 141 Internet gambling companies and gave them 30 days to produce their owners in court and to block Kentucky region from their services.

Most vociferous in their reactions were the Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association (iMEGA) and the Internet Commerce Association (ICA), who were in the forefront of defending the domain names. Both have released written statements on their respective web sites. The iMEGA has opined that Judge Wingate has not only misapplied existing laws but has also based his decision on laws that were revoked 30 years ago. Joe Brennan Jr. said in his statement that this judgment would adversely impact all Internet commerce all over the world. He named social networking, video gaming, adult entertainment and political and religious sites as those that could face the wrath of people in power opposed to them either on ideological grounds or in order to eliminate competition.
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