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Andrzej Bartosiewicz is CEO at Yonita Inc., an offshoot of Yon Consulting, which he co-founded in 2010. He was previously a Member of the Board of CENTR, having served as Chair from 2006 to 2010. From 2001 to 2010, he was Director of the .pl registry, NASK. He is a Member of ICANN's Incident Response Working Group, and has been a part of ISOC Poland since 2000. Bartosiewicz served as Head of Delegation of the Polish Government to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Chairman and Rapporteur of the ITU-T Study Group from 2005 to 2009. He was also a Member of the Domain Arbitration Committee at the Polish Chamber of Informatics and Telecommunication (PIIT) from 2002 until 2003...read more

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Demand Media is an online media company focused on buying and creating niche, in-demand content for both outside publishers and its own network of websites including eHow.com, Livestrong.com, Trails.com, GolfLink.com, Mania.com, and Cracked.com. Demand owns eNom, the world's second largest domain registrar. Recently, Demand and eNom came under fire from ICANN, as Internet security group HostExploit reported that eNom is host to an unusually large number of malicious websites and is a preferred domain name registrar for pharmaceutical spammers. Demand also owns web media syndication company Pluck, which has developed commenting and social networking systems for websites to implement.^[1] ...read more

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-'''InterNetX GmbH''' was founded in 1998 in Regensburg, Germany. The company provides internet business solutions, domain sales, virtual and dedicated servers, as well as customized server solutions for resellers and providers.  They manage over 3 million domains and more than 1,400 physical servers with a focus on professional users in the European marketplace. InterNetX is accredited with [[VeriSign]], [[Afilias]], [[Public Interest Registry|PIR]], [[NeuStar]] and quite a few other registries, providing domains in over 300 [[TLD]]s.  Via its subsidiary [[PSI-USA]], it is an official [[ICANN]] [[:Category:Registrars|registrar]]. InterNetX has sponsored ICANN Meetings at the Silver level. They operate a TIER 3 Datacenter in Munich...[[InterNetX|read more]]
+'''Demand Media''' is an online media company focused on buying and creating niche, in-demand content for both outside publishers and its own network of websites including eHow.com, Livestrong.com, Trails.com, GolfLink.com, Mania.com, and Cracked.com. Demand owns [[eNom]], the world's second largest domain registrar. Recently, Demand and eNom came under fire from [[ICANN]], as Internet security group [[HostExploit]] reported that eNom is host to an unusually large number of malicious websites and is a preferred domain name registrar for pharmaceutical spammers. Demand also owns web media syndication company [[Pluck]], which has developed commenting and social networking systems for websites to implement.<ref>[http://www.econtentmag.com/Articles/Editorial/Feature/InFocus-Demand-Media,-Inc.-51641.htm econtentmag.com]</ref>
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