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ICANN has published an Advisory which explains the so-called 15-day period in the RAA's WHOIS accuracy provisions, and also explains where the 15 working day period in ICANN's September 2002 letter to the Verisign registrar came from, namely, registrar compliance provisions.
The Register has an interesting article concerning the "second superpower" piece Jim Moore has recently published in his brand-new Harvard blog. The article looks at the way in which Moore took over Google's idea of the "second superpower" in no time at all. Down and out in the magic kingdom, anyone?
I've revived the aggregator -- it's a site where you can find an aggregated version of a bunch of weblogs (possibly?) relevant to ICANN issues.
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