Now that Donald Trump is the likely Republican nominee, his campaign is turning its attention to, among other things, picking a vice presidential candidate. Soon enough, either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders will do the same. Once each party has a ticket, it will be time to launch a new campaign website and brand. But that last part – the branding – can be difficult, especially if someone else owns the desired domain name.
Ben Philpott from Here & Now contributor KUT in Austin dives into the world of political cyber squatting.
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- Ben Philpott, senior editor at Here & Now contributor KUT in Austin. He tweets @BenPhilpottKUT.
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