Cyberactivist Links
This page has been put together with infomation
from Robert B. Gelman's excellent article in the March 1996 issue
of Interactivity Magazine. Both the article and the magazine are
highly recommended.
- President
Bill Clinton or VP Al Gore
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- The head honcho himself. You can also drop
them emails at president@whitehouse.gov and
vice.president@whitehouse.gov
- US Senate
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- Well over half of the members of the US
Senate have published Internet email addresses and, if
you're good, maybe you can hack your way into finding the
rest. A list is available via the Senate Gopher server
(gopher://gopher.senate.gov) and this WWW link.
- US House of
Representatives
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- Many members of the US House of
Representatives have published Internet email addresses
and, if you're good, maybe you can hack your way into
finding the rest. A list is available via the Senate
Gopher server (gopher://gopher.house.gov) and this WWW
link.
- Up-to-date Info on the Communications Decency
Act
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- The Thomas
Web
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- This site contains the full text of the
Congressional record and the full text of all House and
Senate bills.
- Voter's
Telecommunications Watch
- VTW monitors civil liberties issues
related to telecommunications legislation and federal
policy
- Electronic
Privacy Information Center
- EPIC was established in 1994 to focus
public attention on civil liberties issues relating to
the National Information Infrastucture such as the
Clipper Chip, the Digital Telephony proposal, medical
record privacy, national identification systems, and the
sale of consumer data.
- Electronic
Frontier Foundation
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- Computer Professionals for Social Resposibility
- CPSR was founded in 1981 out of concern
about the use of computers in nuclear weapons systems,
but now strives "to provide the public and
policymakers with realistic assessments of the power,
promise and problems of information technology."