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MarkMonitor is an internet-based company that provides enterprise brand protection solutions and services. It was founded in 1998 and is headquartered at San Francisco, California, with regional offices and operations centers in London, Boise, New York, and Washington, D.C.

While MarkMonitor's business purpose is protection against unauthorized use of intellectual property or web resources, the company employs techniques to avoid routine digital protection measures such as robots.txt files, to ensure it can gain access to web content without the consent of the owners. MarkMonitor robots also routinely scrape web sites without issuing referer fields which is considered a security risk as blank referer fields are generally associated with malicious attacks.

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Japan Network Information Center (JPNIC) is the national registry of Japan; it is responsible for providing allocation and registration services for IP addresses and ASNs.

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.pr is the ccTLD for Puerto Rico. The registry is managed by nic.pr and it part of Gauss Research Laboratory Inc. The string was delegated in 1988 to the University of Puerto Rico and was managed by Gauss Laboratory, until 2007 when Gauss Research Laboratory Inc. became its sole steward.

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Giving everyone a voice in the future of the internet is our mission statement. That's why we have started a campaign to translate a set of essential articles into other languages. We have a good start with Spanish and Chinese content translated by a number of generous organizations. However, we do not want to stop here. The internet is a global entity that deserves to be understood and utilized by all. If you can contribute to this inititative in any way, please contact us.