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^{Albert Gidari
October 30, 1995
Technology

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A Magna Carta for the Information Age

_{Albert Gidari
October 30, 1995
Technology

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NETIZENS — the community of Internet users — bear a strong resemblance to Americans of theWild West. They are fiercely independent, value their privacy and have a strong distrust of lawsmade in Washington, D.C. Nonetheless, even the Wild West was tamed as the rule of law replaced frontier Justice. The Internet already is home to some 40 million users and Read More ›

Labor Law Lawyer Legal Business Internet Technology Concept

^{Bruce Chapman
October 20, 1995
Citizen Leadership, Technology

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Individuals, not Governments, Should Shape Internet’s Future

_{Bruce Chapman
October 20, 1995
Citizen Leadership, Technology

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The Internet is no longer a government network tying computer users together, but a worldwide network of many networks, free and open to all, and increasingly easy to access. There is no monopoly potential to it, so government's excuse to regulate it is almost nil. Read More ›

^{October 1, 1995
Technology

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The Idea Behind the Internet Law Task Force (ILTF)

_{October 1, 1995
Technology

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The idea for creating a legal analog to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) occured to Peter Harter while writing an essay criticising Senator Exon’s “Communications Decency Act of 1995” (S.314). Click here to see this unpublished essay.) The following is a brief idea outline for the Internet Law Task Force , written prior to the launch of the task force in October of Read More ›