"Project Censored" Project Censored was launched at Sonoma State University (U.S.) in 1976 as an annual review of the systematic withholding of public access to important news facts by the mainstream media. The team composed of student media researcher and media analysts annually selects and publishes what they believe are the 25 most important under-covered news stories. "The essential issue raised by the project is the failure of the mass media to provide the people with all the information they need to make informed decisions concerning their own lives and in the voting booth". (Project Censored)

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Selection of Independent Content Provider The following selection does not claim to present an exhaustive listing, but rather picks some of the most interesting provider of independent content. Independent Content Provider URL Classification of Content Association for Progressive Communication (APC) http://www.apc.org Social issues, environment, economy, Africa, women ZaMir.net http://www.zamir.net Anti-war, human rights (Yugoslavia) Institute for Global Communications (IGC) http://www.igc.org Peace, economy, human rights, democracy, environment, women, anti-racism FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting) http://www.fair.org Media ZNet http://www.zmag.org Selection: culture, community/race/religion/ethnicity, ecology, economics/class, gender/kinship/sexuality, government/polity, international relations B2-92 http://www.freeb92.net Politics FREEnet (The Network for Research, Education and Engineering) http://www.free.net Research/academic/education c2o (Community Communications Online) http://www.c20.org Environment, social issues, human rights Antenna http://antenna.apc.org Development co-operation/emergency aid, environment, ecology, energy, media, art, culture PERDCA (The Project for Economic Reform and Development in Central Asia) http://www.silk.org Telecommunications, education, medicine Comlink http://www.comlink.org Peace, ecology, social issues, human rights Adbusters http://www.adbusters.org Culture, art RTMark http://www.rtmark.com Culture, art Interdoc http://www.oneworld.org/interdoc/ Labor, human rights, development, environment, peace GreenNet http://www.gn.apc.org Environment, peace, human rights, development UN (United Nations) http://www.un.org Peace, economy, social issues, development, justice, human rights, international law, humanitarian assistance and various specialized agencies Flipside http://www.flipside.org Economic, political, social, environmental Human Rights Watch http://www.hrw.org Human rights nettime http://www.nettime.org Culture FoeBud e.V. (Verein zur Förderung des öffentlichen bewegten und unbewegten Datenverkehrs e.V.) http://www.foebud.org Research, politics, culture, arts, future/technology Corporate Watch http://www.corpwatch.org Social issues, politics, economy, environment Overcoming Consumerism http://www.hooked.net/users/verdant/index.htm Social issues, economy, environment NewsWatch http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/jsexton/NewsWatch/ Media IFEX (International Freedom of Expression Exchange) http://www.ifex.org Media, human rights FAS (Federation of American Scientists) http://www.fas.org Science, technology, public policy UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) http://www.unesco.org Education, science, culture, communication Umwelt http://www.umwelt.org Environment

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VISA Visa International's over 21,000 member financial institutions have made VISA one of the world's leading full-service payment network. Visa's products and services include Visa Classic card, Visa Gold card, Visa debit cards, Visa commercial cards and the Visa Global ATM Network. VISA operates in 300 countries and territories and also provides a large consumer payments processing system.

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Ron Rivest Ronald L. Rivest is Webster Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in MIT's EECS Department. He was one of three persons in a team to invent the RSA public-key cryptosystem. The co-authors were Adi Shamir and Leonard M. Adleman.

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