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And see my website - http://technewsreview.com.au/ - for regular updates in between postings. ********************************************************** 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 may be looking for immunity from U.S. law http://news.com.com/2061-10796_3-6172758.html auDA may open up .au http://zdnet.com.au/news/communications/soa/auDA_may_open_up_au/0,130061791,339274647,00.htm us: Homeland Security grabs for net's master keys http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/03/dns_master_key_controversy/ .eu registry Eurid: being different at any price? http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/87756 Should I really give a XXXX about the .xxx domain? http://technology.guardian.co.uk/weekly/story/0,,2049768,00.html Porn domain firm may sue ICANN http://cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=F5FF7F26-6B94-4B68-86A7-09C46F2A894F Rights and Content Issues May Complicate Internet Domain Name Expansion http://ip-watch.org/weblog/index.php?p=575&res=1024_ff ********************** DOMAIN NAMES ********************** ICANN may be looking for immunity from U.S. law The closest thing the Internet has to a governing body seems to want the same kind of immunity from national laws that the International Red Cross and the International Olympic Committee have enjoyed for decades. A recent report prepared for the board of ICANN says the organization should "explore the private international organization model" and it should "operationalize whatever outcomes result." http://news.com.com/2061-10796_3-6172758.html http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/87858 http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38703 auDA may open up .au Australia's domain name regulator is considering opening up the nation's top level .au domain, in a dramatic proposal that could see second-level domains such as "example.au" made available. http://zdnet.com.au/news/communications/soa/auDA_may_open_up_au/0,130061791,339274647,00.htm http://www.builderau.com.au/news/soa/auDA_may_open_up_au/0,339028227,339274647,00.htm us: Homeland Security grabs for net's master keys The US Department of Homeland Security is pushing to get hold of the master keys for a proposed revision of the internet's domain name system. The shortcomings of the present DNS have been known for years but difficulties in devising a system that offers backward compatability while scaling to millions of nodes on the net have slowed down the implementation of its successor, DNSSEC. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/03/dns_master_key_controversy/ http://www.zeropaid.com/news/8585/Department+of+Homeland+and+Security+wants+master+key+for+DNS .eu registry Eurid: being different at any price? Pieced-together e-mails and too little automation in general were complaints voiced by a number of registrars at a meeting sponsored by Eurid, the .eu registry, that accompanied the 28th Public Meeting in Lisbon of ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. The transfer of .eu domains was thereby made more difficult, especially for major registrars with a high degree of automation, it was said. "I have no problems with e-mails," Christian Müller, the head of technology at Stratos, said. "We can parse them. But it would be nice if they all looked the same. We have received typed e-mails from you guys which did not even contain the domain name," he said with a glance at the representatives of the .eu registry. http://www.heise.de/english/newsticker/news/87756 Article criticising Niue and Tokelau for online content called shoddy and misleading The Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society says Niue and Tokelau are being wrongly blamed for being a major source of internet pornography and other devious online content. PICISOC has expressed disappointment over a recent article by New Zealand journalist Michael Field titled "Pacific atolls host world’s most dangerous websites", released last month by Fairfax Media. http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=31254 Domain Registrars’ Better Business Bureau Records Spotty Analysis of Better Business Bureau complaints alarming yet inconclusive. Domain Name Wire surveyed the Better Business Bureau records of the seven largest domain registrars with considerable North American consumer operations. Registrars ranged from 2 complaints on the low end (over the past 36 months) to 321 on the high end. http://domainnamewire.com/2007/04/02/domain-registrars-better-business-bureau-records-spotty/ .COM and .NET: Thick Or Thin? by Gavin Brown The fallout from the failure of RegisterFly has been largely addressed as an issue of regulation and enforcement. ICANN needs to enable registrants to transfer their domain names away from RegisterFly, or to “bulk transfer” all of RegisterFly’s sponsored domain names to another registrar. However, RegisterFly has control of all the customer data so it’s impossible to match registrant to domain name, in order to release the all-important AuthInfo code. http://www.circleid.com/posts/com_net_thick_or_thin/ Putting Some Circuit Breakers Into DNS to Protect The Net by Karl Auerbach For example, a virus that takes over a victim’s computer might communicate with its control point, or send its captured/stolen information, by looking up a domain name. Normally domain names are somewhat static - the addresses they map to don’t change very frequently - typically changes occur over periods measured in months or longer. What the bad folks are doing is to change the meaning of those domain names very rapidly, from minute to minute, thus shifting the control point. They rapidly change the contents of DNS records in the authoritative servers for that domain. They couple this with low TTL (time-to-live) values on DNS information, thus preventing cached information from surviving very long and thus erasing one source of audit trails and covering their tracks. http://www.circleid.com/posts/circuit_breakers_dns_protect/ Put Security Alongside .XXX by Gadi Evron Isn’t security as important to discuss as .XSS? The DNS has become an abuse infrastructure, it is no longer just a functional infrastructure. It is not being used by malware, phishing and other Bad Things, it facilitates them. Operational needs require the policy and governance folks to start taking notice. It’s high time security got where it needs to be on the agenda, not just because it is important to consider security, but rather because lack of security controls made it a necessity. http://www.circleid.com/posts/put_security_alongside_xxx/ Domain name app gives phishers a new foe Ben Jackson's goal is to stymie people who develop phishing sites -- misleading Web sites designed to steal people's personal information. Jackson, a 26-year-old developer from New Bedford, Massachusetts, who works for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, is spending his spare time on a Web-based application called Crows Nest. It's designed to alert users when newly registered domain names that are likely to be used as phishing sites go live on the Internet. http://infoworld.com/article/07/04/04/HNdomainnameapplication_1.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,130393-pg,1/article.html Smart Tech Fights Fakes: Fake products are hot, and so are the Web's counterfeit detectors ... MarkMonitor isn't alone. About two dozen other companies are using Web-crawling technology to search for counterfeit storefronts and sales. They detect fraudsters who set up shop using domain names similar to legitimate brands or who plaster brands' trademarks and logos on their online storefronts. The companies also monitor counterfeit sales, looking for keywords like "cheap," "discount," "authentic," and "factory variants." They flag colors that the original product wasn't made in and prices that are far too low. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/03/01/8401026/ NIC Mexico Reaches 200,000 Domain Names The .mx domain registration has spread out in the last 2 years at a higher rate of acceleration with 100,000 domain names in the last 2 years. http://webhosting.info/news/1/nic-mexico-reaches-200%2C000-domain-names_0403076413.htm Montenegro Establishes Council for .ME Domains (news release) SD PETOSEVIC announced that Montenegro’s law calling for the establishment of a Council for .ME domains entered into force on March 22, 2007. The Council is now the highest authority in the field of domain names in Montenegro. http://www.ag-ip-news.com/GetArticle.asp?Art_ID=4219〈=en Bill Gates's Corbis loses battle for corbis.net Stock photography company Corbis has lost its battle to gain control of the domain corbis.net. The company's claims that the small web design firm that owns the name registered it in bad faith were rejected by a WIPO panellist. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/03/corbis_wipo_domain/ Buckhead.com Seller Banks $250,000 and ActiveExchange Bows With Ten Big Sales This week's #1 domain won't come as a surprise since we told you it was on the way last week. The transfer of Buckhead.com was completed shortly after our last report and the domain now belongs to DigiPawn.com who gave up $250,000 for the name. http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2007/domainsales04-03-07.htm J&J conceives plan to master domain names The company paid to register Web sites named OrthoEvraKills.com, patchdangers.com and deadlypatch.net, which doesn't seem to represent a direct path to marketing its Ortho Evra birth-control patch. Actually, the health-care giant is simply playing good defense. http://www.nj.com/business/ledger/index.ssf?/base/business-6/1175667264157220.xml&coll=1 http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a7keBbhxGz64 Emirates Internet Group recognized by ICANN Emirates Internet Group has been recognized as an official internet organization in the UAE by ICANN. http://upi.com/Arabia2000/view.php?StoryID=20070331-600023-2406-r Visa invests in dotMobi Visa has invested an undisclosed amount in Dublin-based mobile domain name registry dotMobi. http://www.e-consultancy.com/news-blog/363003/visa-invests-in-dotmobi.html New .biz language Domains Chinese and Japanese IDN language scripts will be available in the .biz domain space from April 2007. http://domainnews.com/registries/0520070404/new-biz-language-domains/ .kr (South Korea) second level Landrush The Landrush for second level .kr registrations began on Wednesday 28th March. Second level .kr names are open to all companies, organisation and individuals in Korea. Local presence is a requirement for registration! http://domainnews.com/registries/0520070404/kr-south-korea-second-level-landrush/ 10-years Internet in Vietnam forum to open in April Ten years after the Internet came to Vietnam, the country now has over 4.18 million Internet subscribers, accounting for 18.17% of the population, according to the Vietnam Network Information Centre. The total capacity of international Internet channels is 7.076 Mbps and the total of 37,900 of .vn domain names are operating. http://english.vietnamnet.vn/tech/2007/04/679947/ Net.cn Launches Domain Name Marketplace Chinese domain name registration and virtual hosting service provider Net.cn has formally launched a domain name sales transaction center. http://www.chinatechnews.com/2007/04/05/5216-netcn-launches-domain-name-marketplace/ Hockey Night in Canada goes after Cloverdale man's website The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has served a one-man B.C.-based website with a cease and desist order, calling on www.hockeyfightincanada.com to stop using the Hocky Night in Canada takeoff logos and name on its site, caps and T-shirts. http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/story.html?id=4c62d42d-a465-4d42-9306-3d9218a67e58 http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/198845 Canada to trademark 'winter' for 2010 Olympics This story doesn't specifically deal with domain names, but no doubt would apply to domain names as well as everything else: The Winter Olympics are coming to Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2010, and the Canadian team is boasting that it will "own the podium." If a bill before the Canadian Parliament is passed, the organizers of those games will own something even more rarefied: the trademark on the word "winter." http://iht.com/articles/2007/04/02/business/olympics.php FIFA 2010 World Cup marketing guidelines (news release) ... FIFA also does not allow the use of its official marks in domain names, URL identification which come before the domain name for websites with commercial content or as hyperlinks on the internet. http://www.marketingweb.co.za/marketingweb/view/marketingweb/en/page74600?oid=81356&sn=Marketingweb%20detail Will Domain Names Become Less Relevant? Currently domain names carry significant weight in Google's relevancy algorithms if they match the search query, but that is a signal destined to lose value. As more people get into automated and cheap content to turn park pages into automated low cost community driven sites, search engines are going to learn that it doesn't make sense to give a matching domain default status in a category. http://www.webpronews.com/blogtalk/2007/04/03/will-domain-names-become-less-relevant-to-search-engines Should I really give a XXXX about the .xxx domain? Not unless you believe that all adult material should be consigned to an interweb ghetto, because it's not going to be. Last week Icann, the organisation that oversees the allocation of top-level domains (TLD) online, decided not to go ahead with creating .xxx for the adult industry - mostly on the grounds that it was unworkable and would lead to Icann being dragged into content regulation, which is outside its remit. http://technology.guardian.co.uk/weekly/story/0,,2049768,00.html Porn domain firm may sue ICANN ICM Registry is considering taking ICANN to court, after the domain name system overseer rejected its proposal. http://cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=F5FF7F26-6B94-4B68-86A7-09C46F2A894F Rights and Content Issues May Complicate Internet Domain Name Expansion This article says “[f]uture TLD applicants will have to take many different rights into consideration, according to draft final recommendations” that were “discussed during the meeting by ICANN’s GNSO.” Further, they “have to document support from special communities affected by the applied-for TLD. They also must ‘not infringe on the legal right of others,’ not be ‘confusingly similar to existing top-level domains,’ not be ‘reserved names’ and not be ‘contrary to generally accepted legal norms relating to morality and public order.’ Questions arose in Lisbon as to whether anything could still be opened up as a new TLD given the sum of these restrictions.” Milton Mueller asks “Is it possible for anybody to create a controversial proposal and get it approved under this process?” He gives the example of an .abortion TLD that “might not be well received by the Catholic Church.” The article also looks at the role of governments and Geopolitical Names and Upcoming IDNs. http://ip-watch.org/weblog/index.php?p=575&res=1024_ff ICANN Board Vote Signals Era of Censorship in Domain Names by Robin Gross The ICANN Meeting in Lisbon last week ended with an important vote by the ICANN Board of Directors on the application to create a new top level domain “.XXX”. On 30 March 2007 the ICANN Board voted 9-5 to block the introduction of the new .XXX domain name space for non-technical reasons. This vote has important implications in the larger debate at ICANN to set the general policy over the introduction of new top level domains. http://ipjustice.org/wp/2007/04/02/icann_board_votexxx Tech Politics Podcast: Why xxx still doesn't mark the spot ICANN has again rejected a request for a xxx domain registry for adult Web sites. But this is more than an open-and-shut question. Tune in to this week's edition of the CNET News.com Tech Politics Podcast to find out what's going on behind the scenes as Charles Cooper and Declan McCullagh chat with former ICANN member and Cisco veteran Karl Auerbach. http://news.com.com/2324-12835_3-6172683.html ICANN rejects .XXX domain application The board of ICANN rejected the .XXX application proposed by ICM Registry, an independent registry operator. http://www.dmeurope.com/default.asp?ArticleID=23360 http://www.telecompaper.com/news/article.aspx?id=163063&nr=&type=&yr= http://www.crosswalk.com/news/religiontoday/11536118/ http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/organgrinder/2007/04/porn_misses_out_on_its_own_xxx.html http://out-law.com/page-7926 http://uk.theinquirer.net/?article=38703 http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/04/03/ICANN_votes_down_xxx_again/ http://abclocal.go.com/wjrt/story?section=sci_tech&id=5176976 ICANN Rejection of .XXX Domain Might Bring Litigation ICANN Board member Susan Crawford, who voted in favor of the new .xxx top-level domain, suggested in her blog that ICANN had in fact given in to governmental pressure in rejecting the controversial .xxx TLD. Crawford also pointed out that the United States was not the only government to oppose the .xxx domain. ICANN also received objections from Australia, Brazil, and several other countries. http://www.newsfactor.com/story.xhtml?story_id=51179 WIPO Warns Trademark Owners Of Increased Risk From Cybersquatters (reg req'd) In a report issued on March 12, 2007, WIPO warned trademark owners that they face increased risks from cybersquatters. http://mondaq.com/article.asp?articleid=47420 Rosenkrieg um zwei Millionen Domains Die Eigentümer des Domain-Registrars Registerfly liefern sich nach dem Ende ihrer Beziehung eine Schlammschlacht. Folge: Tausende von Kunden haben laut Internet-Verwaltung ICANN ihre Webadressen verloren. Trotzdem kann die Firma noch mindestens bis Ende April weitermachen. http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/0,1518,475631,00.html Der schwere Weg zur Demokratie Nach den ersten basisdemokratischen Wahlen zum ICANN-Direktorium hat das Netz-Establishment der USA das Engagement der Nutzerschaft in der Verwaltung des Internets abgewürgt. Nun gibt es neue zarte Ansätze zur Bürgerbeteiligung in der ICANN, berichtet Netzpolitik-Kenner Wolfgang Kleinwächter. http://futurezone.orf.at/it/stories/182989/ ICANN lehnt xxx-Domain ab Die ICANN hat mit neun zu fünf Stimmen einen umstrittenen Antrag der ICM Registry abgelehnt, Porno-Websites eine eigene, freiwillige .xxx-Top-Level-Domain zu geben. ICM Registry hatte in den vergangenen Jahren versucht, sich zur Hauptregistrierungsstelle für solche Sites zu machen. Die "Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers", die Domainnamen und Webadressen verwaltet, entschied, dass das Ansuchen der ICM zu viele Probleme mit den bestehenden Richtlinien verursache und sogar die Rolle der gemeinnützigen Organisation verändern könne. http://www.zdnet.de/news/tkomm/0,39023151,39153256,00.htm http://www.networld.at/index.html?/articles/0714/542/169108.shtml http://connect.de/computing/news/keine_xxx_domain_fuer_porno_inhalte.150570.htm http://www.pctipp.ch/webnews/wn/35959.asp ICANN diskutiert Einschränkungen der US-Aufsicht Die Verwaltung der zentralen Rootzone soll etwas von der US-Regierung weggerückt werden. Diesen Vorschlag ihres Strategiekomitees hat die ICANN in ihrer Sitzung vergangene Woche als Diskussiongrundlage angenommen. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/87760 Friedenschluss zwischen ITU und ICANN vertagt Ein ausgefallener Flug hat den mit Spannung erwarteten Händedruck zwischen den Häuptlingen der ICANN und der ITU zunichte gemacht. ICANNs Führungsetage hatte während des Treffens in der vergangenen Woche in Lissabon mehrfach bekundet, wie erfreut sie über den ersten Besuch eines ITU-Generalsekretärs sei. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/87727 LE .ES ouvrira aux IDN avant la fin 2007 L’ES NIC a l’intention d’ouvrir son extension le .ES aux IDN. 13 nouveaux caractères accentués devraient être enregistrables d’ici octobre 2007. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1171/espagne-le-es-ouvrira-aux-idn-avant-la-fin-2007.php DotAsia dévoile sa charte de nommage définitive Le registre vient de mettre en ligne les chartes de nommage et d’éligibilité du .ASIA. DotAsia a mis en ligne depuis lundi sur son site la charte définitive de son extension le .ASIA, téléchargeable en .PDF sur le site DotAsia. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1174/asie-dotasia-devoile-sa-charte-de-nommage-definitive.php VISA mise sur le .MOBI mTLD, registre du .MOBI, vient d’annoncer que la société VISA International a rejoint les 13 investisseurs déjà associés au registre et proposera des services de paiement bancaire via son portable. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1173/appareils-mobiles-visa-mise-sur-le-mobi.php Un .TEL au prix d'un .COM début 2008 Le calendrier et les modalités d'ouverture du .TEL se précisent. Telnic espère des tarifs proches de ceux du .COM et une sunrise en début 2008. http://domainesinfo.fr/extension/1170/telephone-un-tel-au-prix-d-un-com-debut-2008.php L'Icann vote contre le .xxx L'Icann a rejeté ce week-end, et pour la troisième fois, le .xxx, suffixe de premier niveau censé référencer les sites Web à contenu pour adultes. http://www.lemondeinformatique.fr/actualites/lire-l-icann-vote-contre-le-xxx-22507.html L’Icann reste de bois face au .XXX L’autorité de régulation d'Internet a refusé pour la troisième fois d’attribuer une extension .XXX aux sites pornographiques. http://www.vnunet.fr/fr/vnunet/news/2007/04/02/l-icann-reste-de-bois-face-xxx http://www.pcinpact.com/actu/news/35604-ICANN-refus-domaine-xxx.htm http://matin.qc.ca/articles/20070330132431/licann_rejette_lextension_xxx_pour_les_sites_pornographiques.html F-Secure recommande un '.safe' pour sécuriser les sites financiers L'éditeur F-Secure en appelle à l’ICANN pour rendre l’utilisation des services bancaires en ligne plus sûre en créant une nouvelle extension de nom de domaine, le .safe http://silicon.fr/fr/silicon/news/2007/04/02/nouvelle-proposition-de-f Cybersexe : pas de domaine en .xxx pour les sites pornographiques L'ICANN a dit Non à la création d'un nom de domaine en .xxx pour les sites Web pornographiques. C'est le troisième rejet par l'ICANN de la demande des sites Web pornographiques de disposer d'un domaine d'application en .xxx. http://emarrakech.info/Cybersexe-pas-de-domaine-en-xxx-pour-les-sites-pornographiques_a11067.html http://www.liberation.fr/actualite/ecrans/245301.FR.php L'Icann boccia il dominio .xxx per i siti porno L'Icann, l'ente internazionale che gestisce l'assegnazione dei domini web, ha deciso di annullare la creazione dei domini .xxx, che avrebbero dovuto raccogliere tutti i siti porno della Rete. http://www.itportal.it/news/default.asp?c=internet&in=11207 F-secure chiede a Icann domini .safe per il banking online Icann guarda al phishing, altro che al porno sul Web. Messa una croce sui domini sexy .xxx, Icann può guardare avanti ai domini sicuri: la proposta arriva da F-Secure, vendor di sicurezza. http://www.vnunet.it/it/vnunet/news/2007/04/03/f-secure-domini-safe-banking http://www.vnunet.it/it/vnunet/news/2007/04/03/f-secure-chiede-dominio-banche http://punto-informatico.it/p.aspx?id=1945166 http://www.01net.it/01NET/HP/0,1254,0_ART_77707,00.html http://www.nwi.it/showPage.php?template=notizie&id=9519 Entidad que administra nombres de dominio en Internet pide inmunidad La entidad que administra los nombres de dominio en Internet a nivel mundial, ICANN, sugirió en un reporteque podría tomar el modelo de una organización privada internacional, lo que la haría inmune de las leyes norteamericanas. http://www.24horaslibre.com/tecnologia/1175702610.php La Red : F-Secure recomienda un ".safe" para asegurar las Web financieras El fabricante F-Secure pide a la ICANN ofrecer la creación de un dominio " .safe" para aumentar la seguridad de los servicios bancarios a través de Internet. http://www.faq-mac.com/mt/archives/022391.php ICANN mantiene su negativa a crear el dominio '.xxx' para contenidos porno ICANN rechazó la creación de un nuevo dominio '.xxx' de contenidos para adultos. El presidente del organismo internacional encargado de regir los dominios propios en Internet, Vinton Cerf, explicó que el rechazo del registro del nuevo dominio fue resultado de un "cuidadoso escrutinio y consideración", tras valorar todos los argumentos. http://elmundo.es/navegante/2007/03/30/tecnologia/1175263994.html La Icann vuelve a rechazar la creación del dominio .xxx Pese a las reiteradas negativas, esta última decisión relacionada con las Web porno no excluye que la propuesta pueda volver a presentarse en el futuro. http://www.vnunet.es/Actualidad/Noticias/Comunicaciones/Internet/20070402027 Nic México alcanza los 200,000 nombres de dominio registrados bajo .MX (news release) NIC MÉXICO (Network Information Center México), administrador del código territorial .MX, alcanzó el 30 de Marzo la cifra histórica de 200,000 nombres de dominio registrados bajo .MX. http://www.nic.mx/es/Noticias_2?NEWS=206 ICANN desestima el establecimiento de dominios “.xxx" La 28ª Reunión Internacional de ICANN, máxima autoridad mundial en materia de dominios, ha dejado tras de sí una nueva negativa al establecimiento de dominios “.xxx" para las webs de contenido para adultos. De haberse aprobado, este tipo de sitios web se habría visto obligado a contar con su propia extensión de dominio de primer nivel, si bien es cierto que podrían mantener sus sitios con otros dominios. http://www.diarioti.com/gate/n.php?id=13723 USA vill ha ensam kontroll över Internet Under ett möte mellan medlemmar av internetorganet Icann i fredags så lämnade USA in ett förslag om att det ensamt ska få kontroll över samtliga rotservrar på Internet. Förslaget möttes med stor oro från övriga medlemsländer. http://www.idg.se/2.1085/1.101949 Nei til eget pornodomene Internett-organisasjonen ICANN har for andre gang avslått å opprette et .xxx-domene for pornosider. http://www.tronderavisa.no/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070402/NYHETER/70402006 http://www.digi.no/php/art.php?id=375667 F-Secure vill ha ny toppdomän för banker En ny toppdomän i stil med .safe eller .bank skulle göra nätet säkrare för banktjänster. 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