From WikiLeaks

EDITORIAL

March 7, 2008





eNom & Demand Media, Inc.





GUILTY GUILTY RESIGNED GUILTY Richard M. Rosenblatt Paul Stahura John Kane Sarah Akhtar richard@demandmedia.com paul.stahura@enom.com sarah@demandmedia.com Richard Rosenblatt has a unique vision for the future of the Internet. A "serial entrepreneur"[1], properly calling himself dabigone online [2], he is a dot com locust, known for selling out MySpace[3] and boasting having made 1.3 billion dollars [4] out of the internet, including by "sniping" domains and ransoming them for profit when people forget to pay the bills, as well as pushing off the late .tv domain platform. Paul Stahura was the founder of eNom, Inc. and is now Chief Strategy Officer of Demand Media[5]. One of Paul’s recent proposals is Secure Blobs for Law Enforcement, a big-brother scheme redolant of the NSA CLIPPER chip fiasco[6]. Not content to roll over eNom customer records when asked, Stahura apparently realized eNom could increase profits by giving them away in bulk. Stahura's idea is to encrypt customer's confidential information and attach it to every public "whois" record. This would allow law enforcement, or anyone else with a key to get at the confidential records automatically. Not content to undermine the 1st amendment, Stahura apparently has plans for eNom to do away with the 4th as well.[7] [8]. John Kane was executive vice president of Demand Media and a recently promoted president of eNom. In December 2007 he resigned both positions under what are still mysterious circumstances[9][10][11]. Mr. Kane's ICANN entry was modified on the 6th of March 2008 to read "No longer with enom .. good riddance."[12] Sarah is Senior Vice President Legal & Business Affairs of Demand Media, Inc. and General Counsel of eNom, Inc.[13]





On the 28th of February, 2008 while everyone was paying attention to the WIKILEAKS.ORG censorship case, another Wikileaks domain, WIKILEAKS.INFO, was unlawfully locked and seized. The censoring company was domain name registrar eNom, Inc of Bellevue, Washington. eNom is the second largest registrar of domain names with 8.6 million internet domains names under its "control".

eNom was also cited in the March 4, 2008 edition of New York Times this week for censoring a Spanish travel company with flights to Cuba.

Wikileaks successfully wrested back control of WIKILEAKS.INFO on March 6, 2008. However the behavior of eNom was egregious and without apology. On the back of this event and the New York Times article, Wikileaks decided to investigate the company.

The WIKILEAKS.INFO seizure was not an isolated incident. eNom, Inc. supported by Domain Media, Inc. has engaged in systematic Internet domain censorship and other unethical practices. The censorship is frequently unlawfully and without warning or apology. It is also a flagrant violation of eNom's contract with the international domain name regulatory body ICANN.

Wikileaks discovered minutes of an ICANN meeting revealing eNom's Privacy Protection Service as a sham.

When complaints are received, we have a very low threshold for turning over the underlying information of the party. Basically anybody mentioning the word copyright or trademark or bought or anything can be sent the underlying contact information.. [they] receive it in response to their initial e-mail.[14]

In addition Wikileaks has discovered a previously unreported eNom proposal from last year to bulk-release customer records to government agencies. The plan is to convert the entire internet domain system to into "Secure Blobs for Law Enforcement", a big-brother scheme redolent of the NSA CLIPPER chip fiasco. Not content to roll over eNom customer records when asked, eNom has apparently realized it can decrease subpoena processing costs by giving away domain holders confidential information to government agencies en-mass. eNom's idea is to encrypt registrant's confidential information and attach it to every public "whois" record. This would allow law enforcement, or anyone else with a decryption key, to obtain all confidential records automatically. Not content to undermine the 1st amendment, eNom apparently has plans to do away with the 4th as well.

What follows is the Wikileaks case against and call for a global boycott of eNom and its parent company Demand Media, Inc. of Santa Monia, California, and all associated holdings and resellers.

Wikileaks calls for a global boycott of eNom and its parent Demand Media, its owners, executives and all affiliated companies, interests and holdings, including



Please sign the official Pledge to boycott them here: http://www.pledgebank.com/boycott-enom

Investors Equity Investors, Spectrum Oak Investment Partners and Generation Partners Principal executives Richard Rosenblatt Shawn Colo, Sarah Elizabeth Akhtar, Charles Hilliard, Paul Stahura, Sean Muller, Joe Perez, Steven Kydd, Deana Bergquist, Larry Fitzgibbon, Courtney Montpas and Michael Blend Holdings, subsidiaries and fronts Airliners.net Allgetaways.com Answerbag.com Arcadetown.com Casesladder.com Cracked.com DailyPuppy.com demandmedia.com DemandStudios.com eHow.com eNomCentral.com eNom.com ExpertVillage.com Flowgo.com Freewebgames.com Gamedelight.com Gamerival.com GardenGuides.com Golflink.com Grab.com Heavygames.com Madblast.com Mountainzone.com MyLeague.com Run.com Runtheplanet.com SoYouWanna.com Trails.com Resellers 100DomainHosting.com 101SiteHosting.com 10-ECommerce-Web-Hosting.com 10WebHosting.com 1stSingaporeWebHosting.com 1t3.com 5GbHosting.com 60Host.com Acshosting.net AffiliatePrograms.bz AleTiaHost.com AleTiaHost.net AnHance.com ArteryPlanet.net AssetNic.com AviaDirect.co.uk BaHost.com Best10WebHosting.com BrowseHosts.com BuLixHost.com Cheap-Hosting.com.ru Cheap-Site-Hosting.com CreateHosts.com Ctxhosting.com cyberland-usa.com DedicatedSpace.com DirectCpu.com DomainDirect.com Domainiacs.com Domain-In.com domainsbay.com DreamDesignWeb.com EachNic.com EBizHosting.com EHosting.com Expiry.com Ez-Internet.biz FateBack.com Finance-Informant.com FindHosts.net FineWebHost.com FirestormHost.com Free-Hosting.com.ru Gkg.net HostArc.com HostBulgaria.com HostByte.com HostDome.com HostGal.com hostgator.com HostingDirectories.info Hosting-List.com HostingTrade.com Hosting-Web-Central.com HostLead.com HostOrb.com HostProfessor.com HostVictoria.com HostWhere.com ICANN.org IcuBator.com IDwebhost.sg INeoHost.com Infinity.ws InTreLix.com JaguarPc.com JoltHost.com JuiceWire.net Kndenterprises.com Lfchosting.com LinHosting.com LpAnel.net MegaWebServer.com Mybes.com NameIt.net Names4Ever.com NameSecure.com NeonHq.com Nexusdomains.co.uk NobleHosts.com NuSeek.com Ofshosting.com OriWeb.com PhotographyByGus.com Plwebhost.com ProperComfy.co.uk PublicDomainReseller.com Qksrv.net Qoolhost.com Qopen.com RankMyDomain.com RealityHosting.ca ReAlter.com Registrars.com RegistrarStats.com ResellerHostingSite.com ResellersPanel.com Rfhost.com S4u.org Sb-host.com Sbhosting.net ScotIreHosting.com ServerFreak.com ServerPronto.com SeRvPlus.net SheEZeWebHost.com SignatureDomains.com SimplyWebHosting.com SingaporeWebHosting.com SiteMeter.com StargateInc.com statichosting.net TemplateList.com TemplateMonster.com ThrillHost.com TodaysHost.com TopCheapHosts.com Top-Web-Hosting-Directory.com transparenthosting.com Txvps.com VaPourNet.com vertihost.com verycheapwebhosting.com virtuehosts.com VitalSpeeds.com WebClickHosting.com WebHostingHunt.com Web-HostingResource.com Web-Hosting.uk.com WebIdentity.com.au WebmasterArchive.com WebmasterEmpire.com WebmasterKnowledge.com WebmasterLabs.com WebmasterLinks.org WebmasterSquare.com Webmaster-Talk.com WebmasterTopSites.com WebServio.com WebSpace4Free.biz WebToolBars.com webwowser.org Whois.sc Whois-Source.com Whost.info Wired2Host.com wlhosting.com Worria.com Xaz.biz Zunch.com How to tell if your site is actually registerd through eNom Go to http://www.betterwhois.com/ and search for your domain. Then look for Registrar, if it states: ENOM, INC. Please consider changing.





THE EVIDENCE





e Nom's non-cooperation with CNet news.com journalists Declan McCullagh & Anne Broache

On February 2, 2007 CNet news.com published a detailed article Survey: Are domain registrars free-speech friendly?[15]. While most registrars responded in detail, eNom stopped responding once it saw the survey questions:

We began leaving voicemail and e-mail messages with Bellevue, Wash.-based eNom's public relations department on Monday afternoon and continued that process on Tuesday. John Kane, the company's vice president of business development, called us back that afternoon, apologized for the delay in responding, and invited us to send our survey questions his way. We have not received any response from eNom since then, despite multiple follow-ups

eNom refused to answer the following questions:

Under what circumstances will you suspend a customer's domain name based on the content of his or her Web site, in the absence of a court order? How many times a month, on average, do you suspend a customer's domain name based on the content of his or her Web site? What are the most common reasons for suspension? How many domain names do your customers currently have registered through you? If you do suspend domain names in the absence of a court order, what procedures do you have in place to ensure that the customer is notified beforehand and given adequate opportunity to respond?

C ensorship of CUBA-HEMINGWAY.COM and other Cuban travel related sites

On the March 4, 2008 The New York Times carried an article about eNom's censorship and seizure of a number domains owned by a British citizen working for a Spanish travel company.

Either way, there is no dispute that eNom shut down Mr. Marshall’s sites without notifying him and has refused to release the domain names to him. In effect, Mr. Marshall said, eNom has taken his property and interfered with his business. He has slowly rebuilt his Web business over the last several months, and now many of the same sites operate with the suffix .net rather than .com, through a European registrar. — A Wave of the Watch List, and Speech Disappears, Adam Lipak, The New York Times, March 4, 2008

P ublic Citizen: is eNom a serial speech suppressor? Censorship of WIKILEAKS.INFO

From: Paul Levy <plevy[a t]citizen.org> Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 2:09 PM To: David Farber; ip Subject: Is eNom a serial speech suppressor? [WAS: A Wave of the Watch List, and Speech Disappears] eNom seems to be in the category of Dynadot, an easy pushover. It appears that someone sent eNom a copy of the injunctions issued in the Wikileaks case and told it that because of those injuntions they needed to shut down wikileaks.info, even though nothing on the face of either the permanent injunction or the TRO purported to require that any domain name other than wikileaks.org be turned off. A Wikileaks activist contacted eNom and asked why the name had been turned off, and whether the Bank's lawyers had threatened to take action against eNom in order to get it to turn off the domain name, but eNom has refused to respond. The complete correspondence follows. The key language, in the email from Christine Radocha: the WIKILEAKS.INFO domain was placed on registrar hold in compliance with a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO). This TRO required eNom, Inc. to place the WIKILEAKS.INFO domain on registrar hold due to certain "JB Property" that appeared on the http://www.wikileaks.info website It would be interesting to see whether eNom is willing to respond publicly to this criticism. Should Internet users stay away from eNom the way we now know they need to stay away from Dynadot?

l inks related to eNom, censorship, and conduct immoral to netiquette etc

A Wave of the Watch List, and Speech Disappears

- http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/us/04bar.html?ei=5070&en=79972bdc0baf74b0&ex=1205298000&emc=eta1&pagewanted=print

Same thing, different source:

- http://www.juventudrebelde.co.cu/international/2008-03-06/scandalous-censoring-of-cuban-websites-by-the-us-revealed/

eNom sends copyright infrigement letter to custommer

- http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/05/enoms-sobrenombrecom-mistake/

eNom caught domainsquatting

- http://tcattorney.typepad.com/anticybersquatting_consum/2007/05/enom_stealing_d.html

eNom taking a persons website offline for providing false registering information

- http://www.crankycustomer.com/punished_by_enom_for_a_registration_placeholder.html

Paul Stahura, eNom on "sniping" and ransoming freshly expired domains

- http://www.icann.org/correspondence/stahura-letter-to-halloran-31may03.htm

Rosenblatt's involvement into the Myspace sellout

- http://www.freemyspace.com/misdeeds.htm





C orrespondence between Wikileaks and United States domain registrar 'eNom'

T hu Feb 28, 2008 at 9:04 PM, eNom, Inc. <info2@enom.com>

To: "Dylan Ferris" [Wikileaks.info registrant] Subject: WIKILEAKS.INFO has been placed on registrar-hold Date: Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:04 PM Dear Reseller, You are receiving this notification to inform you that one of your customers' domain names WIKILEAKS.INFO has been placed on registrar-hold due to abusive activity such as spam, phishing or other violations of eNom's terms and agreements. If you feel that this action has been made in error, or that the abuse may have been the result of a security compromise, please contact legal@enom.com with any questions or concerns. Regards, eNom, Inc.

F ri 29 Feb 2008 14:06:11, "Dylan Ferris" <dylan@[wikileaks.info registrant]>

From: "Dylan Ferris" <dylan@[wikileaks.info registrant]> To: legal@enom.com Date: Fri, 29 Feb 2008 14:06:11 Subject: Re: WIKILEAKS.INFO has been placed on registrar-hold Good afternoon, After reviewing your usage agreement and policies, I can find no way in which wikileaks.info is in violation. I also have no evidence of a security compromise on my side. Please provide more information so that I may investigate, or please restore the functionality of the domain name as soon as possible if this is in error. Thank you, Dylan Ferris

T ue Mar 04 19:46:40 2008 (5 days later), Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org>

From: Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org> To: Sarah Cooper; Sarah Cooper; akhtar@enom.com <akhtar@enom.com>; akhtar@demandmedia.com <akhtar@demandmedia.com>; sakhtar@enom.com; <sakhtar@enom.com>; sakhtar@demandmedia.com <sakhtar@demandmedia.com> Date: Tue Mar 04 19:46:40 2008 Subject: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure TAKE NOTICE Concerning the apparently unlawful seizure of 'wikileaks.info' by eNom. eNom has not responded to enquiries first made on Feb 29 2008 to its Feb 28 2008 seizure of 'wikileaks.info'. We must assume this seizure is UNLAWFUL. eNom has 24 hours to explain itself in full before Wikileaks issues a press release about the seizure and considers other measures. The release is likely to call for a mass boycott of eNom. You tread on dangerous ground. Act accordingly. Jay Lim.

W ed 5 Mar 2008 04:17:18, Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>

From: Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com> To: "'press@wikileaks.org'" <press@wikileaks.org> CC: Steve Brown <Steve.Brown@enom.com>, Laurie Krick <Laurie.Krick@enom.com>, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 04:17:18 +0000 (GMT) Jay, I am in receipt of your email. I will look into this situation as soon as possible. Please let me know who you contacted at eNom. I will contact you first thing tomorrow. Best, Sarah Akhtar Cooper

W ed 5 Mar 2008 04:25:46, Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org>

From: Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org> To: Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com> Cc: "'press@wikileaks.org'" <press@wikileaks.org>, Steve Brown <Steve.Brown@enom.com>, Laurie Krick <Laurie.Krick@enom.com>, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 04:25:46 +0000 (GMT) FYI:

...resend of Dylan Ferris correspondence.

W ed 5 Mar 2008 05:07:3, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com>

From: Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> To: Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>, "'press@wikileaks.org'" <press@wikileaks.org> CC: Steve Brown <Steve.Brown@enom.com>, Laurie Krick <Laurie.Krick@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 05:07:38 +0000 (GMT) This was a court order I worked with christina on. The order is pinned up imn my cube. Christina has details we called the attorney the other day.

W ed 5 Mar 2008 05:20:51, Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org>

From: Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org> To: Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> Cc: Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>, "'press@wikileaks.org'" <press@wikileaks.org>, Steve Brown <Steve.Brown@enom.com>, Laurie Krick <Laurie.Krick@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 05:20:51 +0000 (GMT) Please immediately provide the date and court of this order and in particular how eNom came to receive it and what claims or demands were made by the senders in relation to it. We are not aware of any such order applying to eNom. An order in relation to Dynadot, which has been the subject of several hundred press reports, was overturned on February 29, 2008. If eNom was asked to act on this latter order, then this is an abuse of process which we will likely persue.

W ed 5 Mar 2008 18:59:00, Christina Radocha <Christina.Radocha@enom.com>

From: Christina Radocha <Christina.Radocha@enom.com> To: "press@wikileaks.org" <press@wikileaks.org> CC: Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com>, Christina Radocha <Christina.Radocha@enom.com> Subject: RE: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 18:59:00 +0000 (GMT) Dear Mr. Lim, On February 28th, 2008, the WIKILEAKS.INFO domain was placed on registrar hold in compliance with a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO). This TRO required eNom, Inc. to place the WIKILEAKS.INFO domain on registrar hold due to certain "JB Property" that appeared on the http://www.wikileaks.info website. This TRO was issued by the Honorable Jeffery S. White of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California (Case No. CV08-0824 JSW). As you may be aware, eNom is required to comply with such orders. I am more than happy to forward a copy of the Temporary Restraining Order to you if necessary. As of today, eNom has not received any documents that pertain to the expiration of this TRO, nor has it received any documents regarding a preliminary injunction. If you have any documents that pertain to the release of this domain or the expiration of the TRO, please forward them to me as soon as possible so that eNom can proceed accordingly. eNom certainly wants to comply with any Court issued order in this case, but we have not received any such documents other that the Temporary Restraining Order. Please send any documents requiring eNom to release the WIKILEAKS.INFO domain to me as soon as you can. If required, eNom will release the registrar hold on this domain as soon it receives such documents compelling it to do so. Best regards, Christina Radocha Corporate Counsel eNom, Inc

W ed 5 Mar 2008 19:18:38, Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org>

From: Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org> To: Christina Radocha <Christina.Radocha@enom.com> Cc: "press@wikileaks.org" <press@wikileaks.org>, Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Privacy: yes In-Reply-To: <20080305185900.34789394497@mail.wikileaks.org> Privacy: yes Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 19:18:38 +0000 (GMT) Dear Ms. Radocha, Please see http://www.citmedialaw.org/threats/julius-baer-bank-and-trust-v-wikileaks in particular the order of the 29th of February disolving the TRO http://www.citmedialaw.org/sites/citmedialaw.org/files/2008-02-29-Order%20Denying%20Motion%20For%20Preliminary%20Injunction;%20Dissolving%20Permanent%20Injunction;%20and%20Setting%20Briefing%20and%20Hearing%20Schedule.pdf We are aware that Lavely & Singer, Bank Julius Baer & Trusts lawyers have been abusing process. I ask you again for information on who sent you the order(s) and what claims or demands were made in relation to them. I ask you for a copy of the demands or claims should they exist. If we do not receive this information we must assume that eNom acted out of its own initiative and is hence complicit in not only assuming the TRO applied to eNom, but not restoring the domain when the order was rescinded on the 29th of February. We will goto press with what we have.

T hu 6 Mar 2008 04:59:39, Jay Lim <jay@wikileaks.org>

From: Jay Lim <jay@wikileaks.org> To: Christina Radocha <Christina.Radocha@enom.com> Cc: Jay Lim <press@wikileaks.org>, Sarah Cooper <sarah@demandmedia.com>, Carolyn Mitchell <Carolyn.Mitchell@enom.com> Subject: Re: URGENT 'wikileaks.info' seizure Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2008 04:59:39 +0000 (GMT) Dear Ms. Radocha et al We are dissatisfied with eNom's response and its evasive behavior. Not only has eNom not issued an apology for its previous lack of communication between February 29, 2008 and today, or for its obeyance of a TRO that arguably does not apply to it, or the clearly unlawful highjacking and sabotage of the 'wikileaks.info' domain registration between February 29, 2008 and March 5, but eNom has not supplied the information requested of it by Wikileaks as to the circumstances behind the seizure of the domain, AS REPEATEDLY REQUESTED. This last failure leaves the strong impression that eNom is deliberately evasive and has something to hide. Has eNom forgotten not only good manners and ethical standards, but its contractual obligations to its registrants, customers and resellers? Shape up or face the consequences. Jay Lim





D un & Bradsheet company details for eNom

I NTERMIX MEDIA INC aka DEMAND MEDIA INC

Demand Media is the parent company of eNom and eNom is Demand Media's principal subsidiary and the two companies share much of the same board.

A ddress

Demand Media, Inc. 1454 3rd St. Promenade Santa Monica, CA 90401 United States

C OMMUNICATIONS

TELEPHONE 310-394-6400 URL http://www.demandmedia.com

C OMPANY IDENTIFIERS

HOOVER ID 100775

C OMPANY INFORMATION

LEGAL STATUS Private

E XECUTIVES

OFFICER TITLE AGE SALARY BONUS Richard M. Rosenblatt Chairman and CEO 36 - - Paul Stahura Chief Strategy Officer - - - Steven Kydd EVP Studios - - - Joe Perez EVP Marketing and Product - - - Courtney Montpas SVP Media for Domains - - - Larry Fitzgibbon EVP Networks - - - Sean Muller CTO - - - Shawn Colo Head of Mergers and Ac- - - - quisitions Quinn Daly SVP Corporate Communica- - - - tions Charles S. Hilliard President and CFO 42 - - Deana Bergquist EVP and General Manager, - - - International Michael Blend President, Platform Division - - - Kevin Fink SVP Engineering ~37 - -

D ESCRIPTION

Demand Media knows that Internet domains are in demand. The company makes money acquiring domain names. Its portfolio of Web sites mainly exists to sell online ads, though it features content to give site visitors a reason to come back. Former MySpace.com chairman Richard Rosenblatt and Shawn Colo of Spectrum Equity Investors founded Demand Media in 2006. Later that year Demand Media purchased the assets of Internet marketing firm Intermix Media, which had owned and operated MySpace.com before it sold that site to Fox Interactive Media in 2005. Former Intermix Media assets now under Demand Media's control include the entertainment portal Grab.com, how-to site SoYouWanna.com, and online game site Gamerival.com

The Intermix assets represent Demand Media's ninth acquisition. Other purchases include eNom Inc., a domain name registrar based in Bellevue, Washington, and the San Francisco-based eHow Inc., which provides niche content online.

Demand Media investors include Spectrum, Oak Investment Partners, and Generation Partners.

S elected Holdings

D omain Services

eNom.com

eNomCentral.com

.TV premium domains

Entertainment:

Cracked.com

DailyPuppy.com

DemandStudios.com

Flowgo.com

Madblast.com

G ames

Arcadetown.com

Casesladder.com

Freewebgames.com

Gamedelight.com

Gamerival.com

Grab.com

Heavygames.com

MyLeague.com

K nowledge

Airliners.net

Answerbag.com

eHow.com

ExpertVillage.com

SoYouWanna.com

Outdoor Lifestyle

Allgetaways.com

GardenGuides.com

Golflink.com

Mountainzone.com

Runtheplanet.com

Run.com

Trails.com

C OMPETITORS

Communicate.com

IGN Entertainment

Marchex

Advertising.com

Impulse Communications

Network Solutions

Topica

Traffix

ValueClick

CBSSports.com

DoubleClick

iVillage

F INANCIALS

(Millions U.S. Dollars) 2005 2004 1999 Revenue $79.0 $52.9 $8.9 Net Income - - ($0.4) Employees - 228 67

S ERVICE FIRMS

AUDITOR: Moss Adams, LLP, 2008

full enumeration of eNom

eNom media links, contacts, pictures, personals

eNom at ICANN wiki - http://icannwiki.org/ENom

wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENom

postal addresses

eNom, Inc.



15801 NE 24th St.

Bellevue, WA 98008 USA

Overnight mail to:



eNom, Inc.

10779

5505 N. Cumberland Ave, Ste. 307

Chicago, IL 60656-1471

legal contact

Legal Department: legal@enom.com

Send notices of Copyright Infringement to our Bellevue offices adding Atten: Legal to the envelope or subject line.

press

press releases at http://www.enom.com/inthenews.asp

phone and fax numbers

contact phone: 425.883.8860

Support Fax: 425.974.4791

Accounting Fax: 425.974.4796

members of the board

Sarah Akhtar

John Kane

Billy Watenpaugh

Paul Stahura





eNom resellers

"THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE KNOWN RESELLERS FOR ENOM. PLEASE ASK THE COMPANY YOU CONSIDER BUYING FROM IF THEY ARE AN ENOM RESELLER"

Demand Media information

Los Angeles Headquarters



1333 Second Street, Suite 100 - Santa Monica, CA 90401

Telephone: +1 310 394 6400

Seattle Office



15801 NE 24th St., Bellevue, WA 98008

Telephone: +1 425 274 4500

executive board

http://www.demandmedia.com/demand-media-executives.asp

Richard Rosenblatt

Co-Founder, Chairman and CE

http://www.richard.tv/

former CEO of myspace.com

Shawn Colo

Co-Founder & Head of M&A

Along with Richard Rosenblatt, Shawn created the original concept and executed the simultaneous acquisitions of eNom, eHow, and several domain name portfolios to create Demand Media.

Charles Hilliard

President and CFO

Paul Stahura

Chief Strategy Officer

Prior to the Demand Media acquisition Paul was the CEO and President of eNom, (www.enom.com) an ICANN accredited registrar and leading provider of domain name registration, hosting, email and other online services.

Sean Muller

Chief Technology Officer

Prior to Demand Media, Sean spent 6 years as Vice President for Product Development at eNom, Inc.

Joe Perez

Executive Vice President, Marketing & Product

Steven Kydd

Executive Vice President, Studios

Deana Bergquist

Executive Vice President & General Manager, International

Larry Fitzgibbon

Executive Vice President, Networks, Demand Media, Inc.

Courtney Montpas

Senior Vice President, Media for Domains

http://www.courtneymontpas.tv/

Michael Blend

President of Platform Division, Demand Media

demandmedia legal

Our designated agent to receive notification of claimed infringement can be reached at Attn: Copyright Agent, 15801 NE 24th Street, Bellevue, WA 98008; copyright@demandmedia.com; facsimile number 425.974.4780.

press

press@demandmedia.com

Christina Radocha

band managed by Christina Radocha for Ellipse Management

Christina Radocha's channel.tv project

N otes & references