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The web domain France.com was registered by a French‑American man, Jean-Noël Frydman, in 1994, but the French government successfully sued to acquire the domain name in 2015. That man is now suing for illegal seizure of the domain name. Who do you think should get to own the domain France.com? Published on May 1, 2018 → Survey conducted on May 1, 2018 on 7859 U.S. adults
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