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This is a bipartisan non-profit group working to educate Congress about the Internet. The group addresses policy issues such as:Internet governance, taxation, encryption, and privacy issues. Also has a mailing list sign-up.
A group of artists, engineers, activists, and technologists fight for a future where technology liberates, not oppresses.
Non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and policymakers about the potential of a decentralized global Internet to promote democracy, communications, and commerce.
Information resource for US government commissions, committees, plans, and initiatives dealing with information technology and Next Generation Internet. Links to reports and to other government organizations such as DARPA, NOAA, and NSF. Has internal search engine.
Home site of the anti-spam movement in Washington state. Discusses Washington State House Bill 2752 which deals with regulating junk e-mail. Has links to the legislation itself. Links to Spam resources. Good source for others who want ideas on how to limit junk e-mail in their home states.
A group of artists, engineers, activists, and technologists fight for a future where technology liberates, not oppresses.
Information resource for US government commissions, committees, plans, and initiatives dealing with information technology and Next Generation Internet. Links to reports and to other government organizations such as DARPA, NOAA, and NSF. Has internal search engine.
Non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and policymakers about the potential of a decentralized global Internet to promote democracy, communications, and commerce.
This is a bipartisan non-profit group working to educate Congress about the Internet. The group addresses policy issues such as:Internet governance, taxation, encryption, and privacy issues. Also has a mailing list sign-up.
Home site of the anti-spam movement in Washington state. Discusses Washington State House Bill 2752 which deals with regulating junk e-mail. Has links to the legislation itself. Links to Spam resources. Good source for others who want ideas on how to limit junk e-mail in their home states.
