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The New York Times has a story today on one Steve Marshall, a British citizen living in Spain and running a Cuba travel agency. It seems that Mr. Marshall had 80 of his websites shut down by his U.S. registrar eNom after eNom got a call from the folks at the Office of Foreign Assets Control (”OFAC”). That agency had put Mr. Marshall’s websites, including www.cuba-hemingway.com on the SDN list. For the insatiably curious, a copy of www.cuba-hemingway.com is available via The Wayback Machine. It appears that these sites were mostly feeder sites to promote his Cuba-centric travel agency.
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