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Articles
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An effort to formulate an international, networked
discourse that neither promotes a dominant euphoria (to sell products)
nor continues the cynical pessimism, spread by journalists and intellectuals
in the 'old' media who generalize about 'new' media with no clear understanding
of their communication aspects: Nettime-I
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An international journal of theory, technology, and
culture, publishing articles,
interviews, event-scenes and reviews of key books:
Ctheory.net
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Article on the birth of a Digital
Nation
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Freedom of Speech
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The FACT Web site
is intended to be a resource for anyone wanting to learn about the First
Amendment. It provides information on all the liberties guaranteed by the
amendment.
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Contains QUOTES
from the founders, presidents, U.S. Supreme Court justices, and other judges
on First Amendment liberties
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Website for the American First
Amendment Center
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Newseum's Freedom
Forum
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Presents publicly accessible documents, cases, and
images concerning the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Includes opinion polls and visual aids: First
Amendment Online
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Thomas Jefferson
Center : Center for the Protection of Free Expression defends First
Amendment rights in all arenas.
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