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Politely write to the ISP, explaining that they are hosting a Web site containing copyrightedmaterial. The ISP will then probably ask the infringer to remove the images or they will stophosting his site.Most home page domain names contain the name of the server. If not, enter the domainname (without the “http://www.” part) at Networks Solutions’ WhoIs site 3 . The domainname shows up as unavailable for you to buy, and you’ll be given the name of the domainname owner, his address, and the ISP.Finding out the domain name owner.If this still doesn’t work, your only next step is to take legal action. Get a letter from a lawyerand send a copy to the ISP and the infringer. This will stop most people. If not, you can takethem to court. However, dragging it through the courts will take up a lot of your money andtime, so you’ll have to decide whether it’s worth it.In summary, if you want to stay out of trouble, the best option is to make everything on yoursite yourself. If you have no artistic ability, next time we’ll be looking at “creating and obtainingimages for your Web site, even if you have no artistic ability.”3. http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/whois/whoisATPM 6.04 ← 64 →Columns: Copyright