News Summary: Privacy gaffe in Internet bids

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THE GAFFE: The organization in charge of introducing new Internet addresses to rival “.com” mistakenly published the postal addresses of some individuals — information that was meant to be private.

RESPONSE: The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers briefly suspended access to some of the documents on its website until it was able to remove the data.

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