Abstract
This article looks at recent developments in the administration of domain names and in particular current WIPO proposals for the resolution of domain name disputes. It concludes that the emerging administrative regime falls short of what is needed to place domain names on a par with trademarks and that nothing short of a comprehensive international treaty is required if future problems are to be overcome.
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