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Networks for People 2000
Entrepreneurship — Non-Profits @ Internet Speed
A
forum to discuss the connections of people, information technology,
and services transforming American life.
American Council of the Blind
(ACB)
American Foundation for the
Blind (AFB)
Alliance for Public Technology
Association of Access
Engineering Specialists
Benton Foundation
Center for Court
Innovation
Center for Democracy and
Technology
Center for Policy
Research
(State University of New York, Albany)
Children Now
The Children's
Partnership
Cisco
Networking Academy
Citizens for Media
Literacy
Civic Education Project
Computer Professionals
for Social Responsibility
Council
of Economic Advisors
Council on Competitiveness
Digital Divide (PBS)
Drug Court Technology
(Fund for the City of New York)
Electronic Privacy Information
Center
Every Block a Village
Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers
George
Mason University
HarlemLive
Hitachi Foundation
Independent
Sector
Innonet
Institute for Learning
Technologies
Internet Policy
Institute
MIT Media Lab
Morino Institute
Mountain Area Information
Network
Mountain Association for
Community Economic Development
The Nation Institute
National African American Male Collaboration
National Center for Social Entrepreneurs
National
Commission on Entrepreneurship
National Urban Technology
Center
The Nature Conservancy
Neighborhood
Development/Family Transformation
(Annie E.
Casey Foundation)
Neighborhood Technology Resource Center
Net Consulting Group
North Light Software
Philadelphia Interactive Business Network
(Philadelphia Enterprise Center)
The Progressive
Technology Project
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
SEA Change
Second Harvest
Food Bank Network
Social Venture Partners
Technology Works
for Good
Telecommunications
Act of 1996
Telecommunications & Information
Policy Institute
(University of Texas)
U.S. Telecommunications
Training Institute
Venture
Philanthropy Partners, Inc.
World
Bank Institute
References and Information:
Robert
H'obbes' Zakon, Hobbes' Internet Timeline v5.1.
Robert H. Zakon, "Internet Evangelist" for the MITRE Corporation,
maintains an authoritative history of the major technical
and personal milestones in the Internet's development.
The Community
Connector: A Project of the University of Michigan
School of Information Community Networking Initiative,
established and maintained "to enhance, support, and increase
awareness of digital community information resources and
the emerging field of community networking."
The Information
Society: An International Journal. Published
by the University of Indiana since 1981, the journal
is a key critical forum for "leading edge analysis of
the impacts, policies, system concepts, and methodologies
related to information technologies and changes in society
and culture." Articles focus on "computers and telecommunications;
the sites of social change include homelife, workplaces,
schools, communities and diverse organizations, as well
as new social forms in cyberspace."
Internet
Foundations: Breaking Technology Bottlenecks.
The Global Internet Project (GIP) —
a voluntary, international organization of Internet software,
hardware, and service providers and telecommunications industry
CEOs and senior executives — identifies "a set of potentially
crippling bottlenecks" and proposes "forward-looking recommendations
on how to eliminate or minimize such barriers to sustainable
Internet growth."
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