roundtable: State Model Resolutions

roundtable: State Model Resolutions

State Model Resolutions

Burck Smith (burcks@cap.gwu.edu)
Wed, 9 Mar 1994 16:30:12 -0500 (EST) 

Date: Wed, 9 Mar 1994 16:30:12 -0500 (EST)
From: Burck Smith <burcks@cap.gwu.edu>
Subject: State Model Resolutions
To: telecomreg@relay.adp.wisc.edu, roundtable@cni.org
Message-Id: <Pine.3.07.9403091612.D9092-c100000@cap.gwu.edu>


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RESOURCE

The Center for Policy Alternatives has drafted three model state
resolutions relating to privacy, availability of governmental information,
and universal access.  The resolutions are available on the gopher site
"CCN - The Center for Civic Networking" in the subsection "model state
resolutions" which can be found on the list "all the gopher servers in the
world."  The resolutions can also be accessed by anonymous ftp to
world.std.com:/ftp/amo/civicnet/states.  We will be happy to e-mail or
snail-mail copies to people who cannot gopher or ftp.  The resolutions and
their posting are part of the Center for policy Alternatives' and the
Center for Civic Networking's joint telecommunications project.

The model resolutions and the accompanying notes are still in draft stage,
and we would appreciate comments.  Please send comments to
cfpa@cap.gwu.edu or 1875 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 710, Washington, D.C.
20009.

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Center for Policy Alternatives and the Center for Civic Networking
have entered into a collaborative agreement to promote public interest
telecommunications olicy at the local, state and national levels.  We will
stress the necessity of providing access to the information infrastructure
to all elements of society, and the need to promote and support local
networking initiatives.

THE CENTER FOR POLICY ALTERNATIVES

The Center for Policy Alternatives is a non-profit policy center for
leaders in the fifty states.  Policy Alternatives serves as a resource for
progressive information and a catalyst for action on a wide range of
economic, social and environmental policy issues.  We provide innovative
and practical policy options, direct state assistance and a leadership
forum where a rich diversity of people and ideas come together.  For more
information or comments, contact Burck Smith.

v: (202) 387 6030			1875 Connecticut Ave. NW
fax(202) 986 2539			Suite 710
e-mail: cfpa@cap.gwu.edu		Washington, DC 20009

THE CENTER FOR CIVIC NETWORKING

The Center for Civic Networking is a non-profit organization that promotes
public benefits of the global information infrastructure that is emerging
from today's Internet and the convergence of the telephone, cable and
computer industries.  The Center is the organization in the United States
that serves civic networking practitioners and promotes policies, products
and services that can support the sustainable development of local
economies and communities in the 21st century.  For more information,
contact Richard Civille.

v: (202) 362 3831
e-mail: rciville@civicnet.org

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