In a blog post responding to CRIDO's campaign, Minds + Machines CEO 
Anthony Van Couvering evoked the language of the Occupy Wall Street 
protesters, calling the ANA "the 1%" and saying that "/ANA and CRIDO may 
control 99% of the money, but they have about 1% of the facts/. [Nicely 
putten!]" He cited a study done by his company that put the cost of 
companies defending against cybersquatting on look-alike domain names 
under the gTLD plan at a total of $870,000 a year for /all/ trademark 
holders, or about 44 cents per trademark registered in the US.


http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/11/terrified-of-cybersquatting-businesses-battle-plan-for-more-top-level-domains.ars

Nicolas