Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1996 > Politics New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Disabilities Lobby Wins Its Fight - How the disabilities lobby mastered the Telecom Bill. [Wired News]   Dr. Newt's Legal Advice: Automate - Gingrich's vision of the digital age includes automating the legal and medical professions in the same way gas stations were made self-serve in the 1970s. [Wired News]   Drudge Washington: Newt's New Best Friend Is Bill - Congressional Democrats may be publicly calling on Newt Gingrich to resign as Speaker of the House, but higher up and behind the scenes, a different scenario plays out. [Wired News]   EPA and Intel Rile Environmentalists - More than 100 organizations have signed a letter in protest of new environmental leniency benefiting Intel. [Wired News]   Educator Warns of Copyright Plan's Reach - The National Education Association says a provision in the treaty would limit schools' access to the Net. [Wired News]   Exhuming Mencken; Politicians In Search of Moral Direction - Jon Katz bemoans the undermining of freedom in the name of morality - an old streak in American politics, and the fastest growing political movement of our time. [Wired News]   FCC Chair Wants Universal Net Access - and He's Serious - Hundt's law - Access plus bandwidth equals communications revolution [Wired News]   FCC Gives Nod to HDTV Standard - But companies in the private sector are still at odds over how to push ahead with the technology. [Wired News]   FCC Kills Affirmative Action for IVDS Auctions - The FCC says it's concerned about lawsuits. Critics say the agency knuckled under too fast. [Wired News]   FCC Won't Play Traffic Cop to ISPs - In the end, it may not be a matter of whether you pay for the bells and whistles of cyberspace, but where you pay for them. [Wired News]   Feds Fight Off Fake Bugs - An Energy Department agency is using its web page to warn against proliferating virus hoaxes. [Wired News]   Finnish Broadcaster Monitors Journalists' Net Use - Spying on employee Internet use calls into question journalists' rights to privacy and access to the Net for research and reporting. [Wired News]   GAO Questions Trade Deal with China - A small export deal has triggered a big stink that may have implications for US high-tech companies. [Wired News]   Germany Restricts Internet Content - A new law places responsibility on the loosely defined 'suppliers' of porn and Nazi propaganda - though details on regulation and penalties are unclear. [Wired News]   Give Wal-Mart a Chance? Katz's Readers Fire Back - Responses to Wal-Mart column have Jon Katz ranting, but is he convincing anyone? [Wired News]   Global Net Group Proposes More Domains - The plan includes seven new top-level domains and as many as 30 new companies to register domain names. [Wired News]   Government Intervention Sought in 'Millennium Bug' - Could it seriously harm military weapons? Critics are calling for a presidential declaration of emergency. [Wired News]   Great Movie Indicts Mainstream Journalism - Jon Katz ponders the media's steady absorption into America's ravenous hype machine, and looks at how Hype! makes it all too clear. [Wired News]   Hack and Ye Shall Learn - The Happy Hacker seeks to give kids the tools to hack for fun and profit. [Wired News]   High Court Asked to Combine CDA Cases - The editor of an online magazine wants the Supreme Court to combine his suit with other CDA challenges. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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