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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : dbpedia.demo.openlinksw.com associated with source document(s)

.amazon is a brand top-level domain operated by Amazon.com. Countries in the Amazon region of South America objected to Amazon.com's application for the domain and proposed that some control of the domain would be shared between the countries and the company, but were unable to reach an agreement with Amazon.com. Originally, domain names could not be considered intellectual property by U.S law, but in 1985 shortly after the first domains were registered, the United States supreme court decided to look into the legislation surrounding domain names. Because of this, in 2012 Amazon.com had to apply for the .amazon domain name. Domain names exist to simplify access to sites on the internet by assigning a name to an IP address. They are also valuable assets as domain names have been sold for m