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Edward is a freelance travel journalist, consumer advocate for travellers, author of the "Practical Nomad" series of travel how-to and advice books, and consultant to the Identity Project on travel-related privacy, civil liberties, and human rights issues. He has reported extensively on ICANN and travel-related top-level domains: | '''Edward Hasbrouk''' is a freelance travel journalist, consumer advocate for travellers, author of the "Practical Nomad" series of travel how-to and advice books, and consultant to the Identity Project on travel-related privacy, civil liberties, and human rights issues.<ref>[http://www.hasbrouck.org/bio/ Hasbrouck Bio]</ref> He has reported extensively on [[ICANN]] and travel-related [[TLD|top-level domains]]: [[.aero]] and [[.travel]].<ref>[http://hasbrouck.org/ Edward Hasbrouck's home page]</ref> | ||
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Edward Hasbrouk is a freelance travel journalist, consumer advocate for travellers, author of the "Practical Nomad" series of travel how-to and advice books, and consultant to the Identity Project on travel-related privacy, civil liberties, and human rights issues.[1] He has reported extensively on ICANN and travel-related top-level domains: .aero and .travel.[2]