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Cybertelecom Federal Internet Law & Policy An Educational Project |
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Cybertelecom-L is an email discussion group that has as its scope Federal Internet Law and Policy. Topics of discussion include (this is an old list)
- Broadband and Section 706
- DSL, Cable, Fiber, BPL, Wireless
- Network Neutrality and Open Access
- Common Carriage
- Cybercrime
- Access charges
- Enhanced Service Providers and Information Service Providers
- Competition and negotiations with telephone companies
- Computer Inquiries
- Universal Service, the Digital Divide, and Community Networking
- Privacy
- Wiretaps and CALEA
- VoIP
- Internet Reliability
- Backbones, Peering and Interconnection
- Mergers
- Ecommerce
- Accessibility and Section 255
- Notice of upcoming regulatory proceedings and how to participate
- Pending legislation
If its the Federal government and its the Internet, its here! This list is open to Internet service providers, Internet industry, Internet trade associations, public interest groups, scholars, professionals, and all other interested parties.
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For fun, read: Want Better Online Comments? Moderate, Moderate, Moderate, Moderate. Nieman Journalism Lab. May 24, 2014
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