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Welcome to NetAction Founded to educate the public, policy makers, and the media about technology-based social and political issues, and to promote access to and use of information technology as a tool for community organizing, outreach, and advocacy. Minnesota E-Democracy A nonpartisan citizen-based project, whose mission is to improve participation in democracy in Minnesota through the use of information networks. Teledemocracy Action News + Network (TAN+N) The web site of the Global Democracy Movement dedicated to the creative use of modern technologies and face-to-face deliberative techniques that directly empower citizens to have authentic input into the political process. E-The People Online petitions regarding a wide variety of subjects are available for online signature. Also, for constituent letters, the site includes a search function that identifies issue-relevant public officials. Mindshare Internet Campaigns, L.L.C. Mindshare Internet Campaigns, LLC develops and implements online campaign strategies to help our clients use the Internet to organize, educate, and engage citizens towards meaningful off line action. Campaign Web Review Seeks to highlight the ways candidates and campaigns used the Internet in 1998 and provides perspective on the positive and negative impacts that this powerful medium is having on the electoral process. PoliticsOnline Political consulting firm providing tools for online campaigns. Includes a daily news and information service, and a journal of politics on the Internet. Virtual Activist Training Course A primer on using the Internet for political activism. Publicus.Net Steven Clift offers articles, commentaries, presentations, and mailing lists concerning campaign, elections, and the future of electronic democracy. Alliance for Better Campaigns A public interest group that seeks to improve elections by promoting campaigns in which the most useful information reaches the greatest number of citizens in the most engaging way. |
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