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This paper presents the results of our extensive search for the brightvariable stars in approximately 30000 square degrees of the south sky in theI-band data collected by 9 deg x 9 deg camera of the All Sky Automated Surveybetween 2002 and 2009. Lists of over 27000 variable stars brighter than 9 magat maximum light, with amplitudes ranging from 0.02 mag to 7 mag andvariability time-scales from hours to years, as well as corresponding lightcurves are provided. Automated classification algorithm based on stellarproperties (period, Fourier coefficients, 2MASS J, H, K, colors, ASAS V-banddata) was used to roughly classify objects. Despite low spatial resolution ofthe ASAS data (~15 arcs) we cross-identified all objects with other availabledata sources. Coordinates of the most probable 2MASS counterparts are provided.27705 stars brighter than I=9 mag were found to be variable, of which 7842objects were detected to be variable for the first time. Brief statistics anddiscussion of the presented data is provided. All the photometric data isavailable over the Internet athttp://www.astrouw.edu.pl/~gp/asas/AsasBrightI.html

The All Sky Automated Survey. The Catalog of Bright Variable Stars in the I-band, South of Declination +28