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And see my website - http://technewsreview.com.au/ - for regular updates. ********************************************************** Sponsored by the Singapore Internet Research Centre http://www.ntu.edu.sg/sci/sirc/ Sponsored by EuroDNS and AsiaDNS - for your domain name registration http://www.eurodns.com/ ********************************************************** ICANN terminates RegisterFly with extreme prejudice http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/17/icann_withdraws_registerfly_accreditation/ How Secure Is Your Domain? http://businessweek.com/magazine/content/07_13/b4027077.htm ICANN: we can help Registerfly mess http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/15/registerfly_icann_court_accreditation/ ICANN Public Participation Site Launched for Lisbon http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-15mar07.htm If ICANN't Keep a Contract, Let the Public Enforce It by Wendy Seltzer http://www.circleid.com/posts/icann_contract_public_enforce/ An Alternative to .XXX: IANA Adult Port Assignments by George Kirikos http://www.circleid.com/posts/alternative_to_xxx_iana_assignments/ Advertising industry must help us stop cybersquatters http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/corporate/article1515229.ece The Stealing Eyes of 'Brandits' on the Internet http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=2958608 GoDaddy hit with denial-of-service attack http://infoworld.com/article/07/03/12/HNgodaddydos_1.html Domain Name Resale Market Grows to $111 Million in 2006 (news release) http://zetetic.com/about-zetetic/press-release-3-6-2007.html Topics of Interest Beyond RegisterFly - ICANN Lisboa http://blog.icann.org/?p=50 *************** RESEARCH PAPERS *************** Beyond Internet Governance: The Emerging International Framework for Governing the Networked World by Mary Rundle ABSTRACT: Increasingly, governments are regulating the “Net” – that is, the Internet and people’s activities over it. Because the Net is global in nature, governments are turning to intergovernmental organizations to iron out common approaches. Taken together, these international Net initiatives foray into all areas of government traditionally dealt with by domestic regimes – addressing foreign commercial relations, jurisdiction, infrastructure, security, monetary authority, property, relations between private parties, and citizenship. In agreeing to participate in these federated, power-sharing arrangements, governments are gradually constructing an entire framework for governing the networked world. Given the importance of these rules for the future, those who hold freedom dear must work to build democratic values into this emerging international system. http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/uploads/514/2005_Rundle_BeyondInternetGovernance.pdf ********************** DOMAIN NAMES ********************** ICANN terminates RegisterFly with extreme prejudice ICANN yesterday (16 March) gave notice to terminate RegisterFly.com's right to handle domain transfers. The internet-oversight organisation has given RegisterFly 15 days notice to cease operating as an ICANN-accredited registrar. When the notice period expires on March 31, ICANN can approved the bulk transfer of domains to another ICANN registrar but in the meantime it says RegisterFly is required to provide "all necessary Authinfo codes to allow domain name transfers to occur. Any and all registrants wishing to transfer away from RegisterFly during this period should be allowed to do so efficiently and expeditiously." http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/17/icann_withdraws_registerfly_accreditation/ http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/03/17/1235224 http://www.calcuttanews.net/story/234887 http://story.malaysiasun.com/index.php/ct/9/cid/3a8a80d6f705f8cc/id/234887/cs/1/ Termination of RegisterFly.com Registrar Accreditation Agreement ICANN today (16 March) issued a formal notice of termination of RegisterFly.com's Registration Accreditation Agreement. ICANN has issued a letter to RegisterFly indicating that it will cease operating as an ICANN-Accredited Registrar on March 31, 2007. Under the terms of the Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA), ICANN must provide 15 days written notice to RegisterFly of its intention to terminate. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-2-16mar07.htm http://blog.icann.org/?p=62 How Secure Is Your Domain? Problems at RegisterFly.com shed light on loose oversight of Net addresses: When Kevin Medina and John Naruszewicz joined forces nine years ago, the Internet was like an untamed frontier. There was little to discourage Medina, the owner of an office-cleaning business in New Jersey, and Naruszewicz, a recent high school dropout, from joining the dot-com gold rush. The tiny company they started, RegisterFly.com Inc., ultimately became a midsize registrar of Internet addresses for more than 200,000 customers, including entertainer Michael Jackson. Now a messy fight between the two for control has brought RegisterFly to its knees and prompted angry calls for better oversight of the Web registry industry. http://businessweek.com/magazine/content/07_13/b4027077.htm ICANN: we can help Registerfly mess The landslide of bad news from Registerfly has continued, as ICANN created a forum for dispute resolution for this mess, and Registerfly customers desperately tried to shift their domains to other registrars before they vanished into cyberspace. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/15/registerfly_icann_court_accreditation/ http://addict3d.org/news/72788/ICANN:%20we%20can%20help%20Registerfly%20mess ICANN dropkicks RegisterFly Showing that even a toothless tiger can roar, ICANN has issued "a formal notice of termination of RegisterFly.com's Registration Accreditation Agreement." The ICANN statement says RegisterFly has until March 31 to help customers transfer domain names that have been tied up by the registrar's failings, meaning those customers may no longer have to rely on poker bloggers for relief. http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/12596 ICANN Public Participation Site Launched ICANN has launched a public participation website for its upcoming meeting in Lisbon on 26-30 March 2007. The site is accessible to all at http://public.icann.org and will remain in the same location for future meetings. The participation site is aimed at providing the greatest degree of interaction possible between ICANN, ICANN constituencies and the wider Internet community, and uses the latest online tools to that end. The site will contain a single webpage for each meeting taking place in Lisbon, where all relevant information for that meeting will be made immediately accessible (the schedule has yet to be finalised at time of writing so the site will be populated with this information over the next few days). http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-15mar07.htm If ICANN't Keep a Contract, Let the Public Enforce It by Wendy Seltzer Earlier in the Registerfly controversy, ICANN Vice President Paul Levins posted to the ICANN Blog, "ICANN is not a regulator. We rely mainly on contract law. We do not condone in any way whatsoever RegisterFly’s business practice and behaviour." This is disingenuous. ICANN is the central link in a web of contracts that regulate the business of domain name allocation. ICANN has committed, as a public benefit corporation, to enforcing those contracts in the public interest. Domain name registrants, among others, rely on those contracts to establish a secure, stable environment for domain name registration and through that for online content location. http://www.circleid.com/posts/icann_contract_public_enforce/ ICANN finally reacts to RegisterFly (subsequent to ICA Posts): coincidence (news release) Termination of RegisterFly.com Registrar Accreditation Agreement: ICANN today issued a formal notice of termination of RegisterFly.com's Registration Accreditation Agreement. ICANN has issued a letter to RegisterFly indicating that it will cease operating as an ICANN-Accredited Registrar on March 31, 2007. Under the terms of the Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA), ICANN must provide 15 days written notice to RegisterFly of its intention to terminate. http://internetcommerce.org/news/icann_finally_reacts_to_registerfly_subsequent_to_ica_posts_coincidence Blogger rescues RegisterFly victims The author of a poker blog appears to have ginned up a workaround that gives desperate RegisterFly.com customers the ability to transfer thousands of domain names that have become inaccessibly ensnared inside that scandal-rocked registrar's data systems. http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/12531 An Alternative to .XXX: IANA Adult Port Assignments by George Kirikos As an alternative to the creation of the .XXX TLD, ICANN/IANA can assign special port numbers that can be used to label adult content. http://www.circleid.com/posts/alternative_to_xxx_iana_assignments/ Advertising industry must help us stop cybersquatters The Times looks at cybersquatting and the problem it’s becoming. Clive Gringras, a partner at Olswang and representing Microsoft in its UK cybersquatting cases, writes of The Dyslexic Domain Name Company Limited who had registered more than 6,000 domain names, including some targeting Microsoft. When faced with the prospect of court action, the organisation agreed to hand over the domain names and pay damages to Microsoft. Another cybersquatter Olswang is pursuing has registered over 19,000 domain names. These registrations are an infringement of trade marks all over the world. Gringras gives 4 reasons why cybersquatting is widespread. First, cybersquatters have kept as quiet as possible to avoid the attention of lawyers and few brand owners are alive to the practice and have not yet focused their litigators' minds on it. Second, pay-per-click advertising provides very high profits for cybersquatters, so there are many of them. Third, cybersquatters register so many brand names, they bank on being able to surrender any complaining brand owner's domain names but be left freely to infringe the remaining brands in their portfolio. Finally, brand owners need their own sophisticated software tools to find infringing domain names. Gringras concludes “As it stands, the economics of this infringing activity are clearly tipped in favour of cybersquatters. Until the pay-per-click advertising industry takes a more responsible attitude towards cybersquatters, we fear this practice will continue. In the meantime, brand owners should act to prevent online fraudsters profiting from their good name.” http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/corporate/article1515229.ece The Stealing Eyes of 'Brandits' on the Internet Individuals Who Profit from the Typos We All Make, Like Misspelling a Website's URL, May Now Face Legal Challenges http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=2958608 GoDaddy hit with denial-of-service attack GoDaddy.com was hit with "significant and sustained" distributed denial-of-service attacks Sunday, the company said. The attacks caused four to five hours of intermittent service disruptions, including hosting and e-mail, said Neil Warner, GoDaddy's chief information security officer, in an e-mail forwarded by the company's public-relations department. The services were back by later in the day. http://infoworld.com/article/07/03/12/HNgodaddydos_1.html http://cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=D137B95B-B05A-4838-A584-CD1DD71DDE26 GoDaddy, Get a Backbone and Protect Your Users' Rights A few weeks back, EFF wrote about how domain name registrar GoDaddy took offline Seclists.org based merely on an informal request and without providing any meaningful notice to the site's operator. Unfortunately, this isn't the only instance in which GoDaddy has carelessly ignored its users' rights. http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/005168.php Go Daddy holding contest for new Girl Go Daddy Group Inc., the Scottsdale domain-name registrar famous for its risque Super Bowl commercials, is holding a Go Daddy Girl Contest next Friday as part of Arizona Bike Week. The winner gets $2,500 and the chance to appear in a Go Daddy commercial. http://www.azcentral.com/community/scottsdale/articles/0316sr-godaddy0316Z8.html Domain Name Resale Market Grows to $111 Million in 2006 (news release) The domain name aftermarket broke the US$100 million mark in 2006, reaching $111,376,000 across 17,974 domain name sales according to a report by Zetetic. Zetetic reported the average domain name resale price grew by 13 percent, from $4,954 in 2005 to $5,582 in 2006. There were also 5 domain name sales of more than $1million in 2006, compared to one in 2005, while 0.7% of all sales broke the $100,000 mark. http://zetetic.com/about-zetetic/press-release-3-6-2007.html Topics of Interest Beyond RegisterFly - ICANN Lisboa With the start of ICANN meetings in Lisbon, Portugal, rapidly approaching, some other topics of interest include: President’s Strategy Committee public session on Monday 19 March; ICANN Nominating Committee seeking Statements of Interest; Public comment period on PDP Feb 06 Report on Policies for Contractual Conditions:Existing Registries; African At-Large community Memorandum of Understanding & Asia/Australia/Pacific community Memorandum of Understanding public comment periods; gTLD Registry Data Escrow Report posted for comment and .museum registry agreement posted for public comment http://blog.icann.org/?p=50 Final Task Force Report on Whois Services The Whois Task Force completed its work and sent its Final Task Force Report on Whois Services to the GNSO Council on 12 March, 2007. The report concludes the task force phase of the GNSO policy development process (PDP) on Whois, and sets out the key findings of the Whois Task Force, since it was convened in February 2005 and began work on its terms of reference. The GNSO Council will now consider the Task Force Report and deliberate on making a policy recommendation to the ICANN Board. http://icann.org/announcements/announcement-16mar07.htm uk: 'Other' parliament website to watch MSPs THE website name "thescottishparliament.com" has been bought by a Glaswegian entrepreneur who wants to use it to flush out gossip, scandal and failings among MSPs, The Scotsman has learned. http://business.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=411582007 us: With tax season here, IRS warns of cybersquatters Citizens are warned that irs.com, irs.org, irs.net, and any other purported IRS site that is not irs.gov could be phishing scams, but some wonder if the warning is enough http://infoworld.com/article/07/03/15/HNirscybersquatting_1.html http://origin.insidebayarea.com/business/ci_5450781 http://www2.csoonline.com/blog_view.html?CID=32555 us: IRS Urges Caution about Internet Sites that Resemble the Official IRS Site (news release) The Internal Revenue Service today reminded taxpayers that the address of the official IRS government Web site is www.irs.gov. Taxpayers may be confused by the proliferation of Internet sites that contain some form of the Internal Revenue Service name or IRS acronym with a .com, .net, .org or other designation in the address instead of .gov. Since many of these sites also bear a striking resemblance to the real IRS site, taxpayers may be misled into thinking that the site they have accessed is indeed the official IRS government site. These sites are not the official IRS Web site and have no connection to the official IRS site or to the IRS. http://www.irs.gov/irs/article/0,,id=168574,00.html General Media v. Crazy Troll: Not reverse domain name hijacking to bring ACPA case for expired domain Cyberlaw Central Commentary: Just because a domain name is available for registration, it does not mean that it should be registered. The Plaintiff here had legitimate trademark rights that were violated when the domain was registered and used by the Defendant. We’ll see how the remaining counts are dealt with in future opinions, but I agree with this one. http://cyberlawcentral.com/2007/01/20/general-media-v-crazy-troll-not-reverse-domain-name-hijacking-to-bring-acpa-case-for-expired-domain/ CENTR Welcomes 2 new members! At the 32nd CENTR General Assembly (Prague, 8-9 March 2007) CENTR welcomed Domicilium Ltd and Fundació puntCAT as new members. https://www.centr.org/docs/2007/03/GA32_new_members.html Communiqué from the 32nd CENTR General Assembly and 2007 Annual General Meeting https://www.centr.org/docs/2007/03/GA32_Communique.pdf Practical Tips For Protecting Your Domain Names After experiencing a letdown following the bursting of the Internet bubble in 2000, the sheer number of domain name registrations, their value and use have eclipsed their former peaks, by a number of different measures. Yet, there is a finite supply of the best top level domains. As a result, there is more pressure to own the existing good domain name registrations than at probably any time in the past, and fewer available options. http://dnjournal.com/legal/bl-practicaltips.htm us: Johnson & Johnson’s Splenda Domain Name Strategy Johnson & Johnson took a proactive approach to domain registration for its Splenda product...or did it? Johnson & Johnson registered hundreds of domains related to its Splenda sugar substitute in 2005, as revealed by Sustainable is Good and Ecologist. The blog looks at this as a negative thing, but it’s a sign that a large company is paying attention to the importance of domain names. Unfortunately, Johnson & Johnson is missing some key typo domains. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/03/16/johnson-johnsons-splenda-domain-name-strategy/ NameMedia Launches ActiveExchange Domain Sales Service NameMedia has just launched a new service called ActiveExchange. ActiveExchange allows domain name owners to list their domains for sale on multiple venues with little effort. It’s like a search engine submission service — but to domain listing services and with guaranteed listings. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/03/14/namemedia-launches-activeexchange-domain-sales-service/ NameMedia Launches New Domain Sales Platform (news release) http://namemedia.com/about/releases/03-06-07.html UB.com Top Sale at Silent Auction The silent auction portion of Moniker’s TRAFFIC auction has ended with $1,188,000 in sales. That brings the total auction value (live and silent) to over $5M. The top sale in the silent auction was UB.com, which sold for $129,420. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/03/15/ubcom-top-sale-at-silent-auction/ Gateway Appoints NetNames For Online Brand Protection NetNames has been appointed to help protect leading PC manufacturer Gateway's critical online business. Gateway is the third largest PC manufacturer in the US and among the top ten worldwide. http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070315/20070315005900.html http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-03/artikel-7911631.asp us: MTA Untangles Web Mess in Holy Row Over Domain Name A missionary organization has ended a holy war with the MTA over a Web site with a tricky address. http://redorbit.com/news/technology/870186/mta_untangles_web_mess_in_holy_row_over_domain_name/ Pacific atolls host world's most dangerous websites By most measures New Zealand's remote colony of Tokelau is paradise but on the internet it has become the world's most dangerous domain for surfers. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/03/16/1173722722104.html http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/news/36427491D9D5289FCC2572A00015C625 Microsoft Expands Global Effort to Combat Cybersquatting (news release) Company initiates further enforcement actions in the United Kingdom and United States and reaches settlement with U.K.-based Dyslexic Domain Company Limited. http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2007/mar07/03-13CybersquattingPR.mspx No soft option for cybersquatters Microsoft is coming down hard on cybersquatters — people who register internet addresses that are slightly different from those of famous people or companies in order to lure unsuspecting web surfers. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1527803.ece http://technewsworld.com/story/internet/56313.html http://associatedcontent.com/article/181031/microsoft_increasing_pursuit_of_growing.html http://ecommercetimes.com/story/56313.html Where are they now? Mike Rowe, of 'MikeRoweSoft' fame As a 17-year-old high school student in Langford, B.C., Mike Rowe became an international media celebrity in January 2004 for standing his ground against Microsoft -- and its legal team -- in a trademark dispute over his use of the Web domain name, "MikeRoweSoft.com." http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/microsoft/archives/112571.asp ICANN: Anycast And Communication Foiled February's Root Server Attack ICANN's evaluation analyzes what happened during the attack on the root servers, which ones were hit the hardest, and what kept them running. http://informationweek.com/management/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=198001567 Domain tasting makes WIPO sick The fairness of the domain name system is being undermined by a new practice that turns domain names into commodities for speculative gain, according to WIPO, which oversees many domain name disputes. http://out-law.com/page-7878 http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/16/wipo_domain_tasting/ http://addict3d.org/news/73770/Domain%20tasting%20makes%20WIPO%20sick Cybersquatting Remains On Rise, Concern Over New Domain Registration Practices - WIPO The number of cybersquatting disputes filed with WIPO in 2006 increased by 15% as compared to 2005. http://managinginformation.com/news/content_show_full.php?id=5568 ICANN releases report on root-server attack The attack launched in February against the DNS root servers targeted six servers but only significantly affected two of the systems, according to a report issued by ICANN last week. http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/456 Harte Konflikte um offenes Whois Der Abschlussbericht der ICANN-Arbeitsgruppe zur Reform des Whois-Systems, das Auskünfte über die Inhaber von Internet-Adressen erteilt, zeigt klar die Fronten zwischen Netzbürgerrechtlern, Registraren und Lobbyisten der Copyright-Inhaber. http://futurezone.orf.at/it/stories/179066/ Das kleine Dorf Berlin und das große Internet-Adressen-Geschäft Horst Schramm residiert am Berliner Kurfürstendamm. Doch wenn der Bürgermeister aus dem Fenster blickt, sieht er weder Gedächtniskirche noch dichten Straßenverkehr. Denn der Kurfürstendamm ist eine kleine Dorfstraße und der 58-Jährige befindet sich nicht in der Hauptstadt, sondern in Schleswig-Holstein: im ältesten Berlin der Welt. Normalerweise interessiert sich kaum jemand für die 500-Seelen-Gemeinde, 20 Kilometer nordwestlich von Lübeck. Doch seit kurzem ist das Dorf in ein Riesengeschäft verwickelt. Eine Firma an der Spree will die Internetdomain ".berlin" gründen, und das geht möglicherweise nur, wenn die kleine Namensschwester mitspielt. http://www.teltarif.de/arch/2007/kw11/s25325.html http://www.xdial.de/arch/2007/kw11/s25325.html Vorhang auf für den nächsten Akt im .xxx-Drama Das US-Unternehmen ICM Registry drängt den Vorstand der ICANN, die von ihm beantragte Rotlichtadresszone (.xxx) endlich zuzulassen. Bereits jetzt gebe es über 75.000 Vorregistrierungen, schreibt ICM-Chef Stuart Lawley in einem von ICANN veröffentlichten Brief. Die für pornographische Angbote vorgesehene Adresszone war bislang vor allem am Widerstand einzelner Regierungen, darunter der US-Regierung, gescheitert, gegen deren Stimme die private Namensverwaltung die Adresszone nicht einführen wollte. Beim bevorstehenden Treffen der ICANN in Lissabon könnte die Entscheidung fallen. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/86832 Freie Programme sind mehr als eine Alternative - Abdulkadir Topal hilft bei ihrer Entwicklung mit ... Abdulkadir Topal: Google gehört mittlerweile zur Infrastruktur des Internets. Internet ohne Google ist eigentlich nicht mehr denkbar, denn wenn ich Informationen nicht finden kann, sind sie für mich nutzlos. Gerade so etwas wie Google sollte eigentlich von einer Organisation des Internets bereit gestellt werden. Es gibt bestimmte Organisationsformen im Internet wie zum Beispiel das ICANN; und ich bin persönlich der Meinung, das so etwas wie Google eigentlich von einer Behörde gestellt werden müsste, die auch von unabhängiger Seite kontrolliert wird. Google wird nicht kontrolliert und muss es auch nicht, da es ja ein kommerzieller Anbieter ist. http://www.islamische-zeitung.de/?id=5201 Le .IT à nouveau actif Après un gel de plus de quinze jours, le registre vient de confirmer le rétablissement de la zone .IT. L’interface dédiée aux registrars, inopérante depuis le 28 février 2006, a été réactivée ce matin. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1153/italie-le-it-a-nouveau-actif.php Un site participatif ouvre pour l'ICANN 2007 C'est l'idée originale proposée par l'ICANN à l'occasion de son 28eme meeting prévu du 26 au 30 mars prochain à Lisbonne. Les internautes sont invités à réagir en temps réel aux conférences qui auront lieu à cette occasion. http://domainesinfo.fr/actualite/1157/un-site-participatif-ouvre-pour-l-icann-2007.php Les règles de nommage du .TEL se précisent Le .TEL est actif depuis le 2 mars via un 1er nom : nic.tel. Avant la publication prochaine de sa charte de nommage, le registre nous donne en exclusivité quelques détails sur les règles à venir de ce futur identifiant universel. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1156/telephone-les-regles-de-nommage-du-tel-se-precisent.php Les serveurs DNS de l’Icann ont bien résisté à l'attaque de février L’attaque par déni de service visant le backbone Internet et ses serveurs DNS ne serait pas parvenue à contourner la protection Anycast. http://www.vnunet.fr/fr/vnunet/news/2007/03/13/serveurs-dns-de-l-icann-ont ICANN per la prima volta cancella un registrar Non era mai successo: tutti i domini gestiti da RegisterFly passeranno ad altri registrar. Entro 15 giorni l'azienda dovrà cessare ogni operazione sui domini. Una scomunica in piena regola http://punto-informatico.it/p.aspx?id=1928421 Pornoweb sì, ma solo fuori dalla porta 80 Curiosa iniziativa del CEO di SCO per una messa al bando dei contenuti pornografici in rete che passano attraverso il canale tradizionalmente usato dalle comunicazioni su protocollo HTTP http://punto-informatico.it/p.aspx?id=1928429 Registra México pocos dominios de internet Existe un atractivo potencial de negocio, pues es un mercado en expansión. http://www.milenio.com/mexico/milenio/nota.asp?id=491273 Prórroga de plazo para solicitar Becas para LACNIC X LACNIC anuncia que el plazo para presentar solicitudes de becas de asistencia financiera para asistir a su reunión anual LACNIC X, ha sido extendido hasta el día jueves 21 de marzo de 2007. http://www.latinoamericann.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1454 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Check out http://auda.org.au/domain-news/ for the most recent edition of the domain news, including an RSS feed - already online! 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