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The Concept of the Public Sphere The Role of the Media Media Control and the Influence of Public Discourse Content Choice and Selective Reporting The Cassini Case "Project Censored" Commercial vs. Independent Content Commercial vs. Independent Content: Human and Financial Resources Commercial vs. Independent Content: Power and Scope Association for Progressive Communication (APC) ZaMir.net Institute for Global Communications (IGC) FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting) Znet B2-92 FREEnet (The Network for Research, Education and Engineering) c2o (Community Communications Online) RTMark Selection of Independent Content Provider Pressures and Attacks against Independent Content Providers: Serbia Pressures and Attacks against Independent Content Providers: Pakistan  INDEX CARD     RESEARCH MATRIX  Bulletin Board Systems A BBS (bulletin board system) is a computer that can be reached by computer modem dialing (you need to know the phone number) or, in some cases, by Telnet for the purpose of sharing or exchanging messages or other files. Some BBSs are devoted to specific interests; others offer a more general service. The definitive BBS List says that there are 40,000 BBSs worldwide. Bulletin board systems originated and generally operate independently of the Internet. Source: Whatis.com