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 WORLD-INFOSTRUCTURE > INDEPENDENT CONTENT
  1. The Concept of the Public Sphere
  2. The Role of the Media
  3. Media Control and the Influence of Public Discourse
  4. Content Choice and Selective Reporting
  5. The Cassini Case
  6. "Project Censored"
  7. Commercial vs. Independent Content
  8. Commercial vs. Independent Content: Human and Financial Resources
  9. Commercial vs. Independent Content: Power and Scope
  10. Association for Progressive Communication (APC)
  11. ZaMir.net
  12. Institute for Global Communications (IGC)
  13. FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting)
  14. Znet
  15. B2-92
  16. FREEnet (The Network for Research, Education and Engineering)
  17. c2o (Community Communications Online)
  18. RTMark
  19. Selection of Independent Content Provider
  20. Pressures and Attacks against Independent Content Providers: Serbia
  21. Pressures and Attacks against Independent Content Providers: Pakistan
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Internet Societal Task Force
The Internet Societal Task Force is an organization under the umbrella of the Internet Society dedicated to assure that the Internet is for everyone by identifying and characterizing social and economic issues associated with the growth and use of Internet. It supplements the technical tasks of the Internet Architecture Board, the Internet Engineering Steering Group and the Internet Engineering Task Force.

Topics under discussion are social, economic, regulatory, physical barriers to the use of the Net, privacy, interdependencies of Internet penetration rates and economic conditions, regulation and taxation.

http://www.istf.isoc.org/

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