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The Information Commons By Nancy Kranich © 2004.
PREVIOUS: Contents and Executive Summary I. Opportunities and Challenges of the Information Age II. The Emerging Information Commons III. The Future of the Information Commons APPENDIX Technology/Internet Organizations A Manifesto for Online Communities, Aspen Institute, Communication and Society Program, Toward an Information Bill of Rights and Responsibilities, Washington, DC: Aspen Institute, 1995 Association for Progressive Communications, APC Internet Rights Charter, Communication Rights in the Information Society, Global Internet Policy Initiative, Policy Principles - The ICT Framework,
IP Justice, Principles, New America Foundation and Public Knowledge, "A Return to First
Principles," in Saving the Information Commons: A New Public Interest
Agenda in Digital Media, by David Bollier and Tim Watts, May 2002,
pps. 67-69, http://www.newamerica.net/Download_Docs/
People's Communication Charter, Platform for Communication Rights, Somos@Telecentros Network, TechFunders Collaborative, Principles, Wireless Commons Manifesto, Democracy and Mass Media Advocacy Organizations Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (CPBF), CPBF Manifesto:
Shaping the Democratic Vision, Center for Digital Democracy, Declaration of Digital Democracy,
http://www.democraticmedia.org/issues/
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR), The Seattle
Statement: Moving the Democratic Communication Agenda Forward, http://www.cpsr.org/publications/ Consumer Federation of America, et al., Democratic Discourse and the
Public Interest: Media Ownership Policies and Digital Communications Networks,
Forum on Globalisation and Cultural Diversity: The Challenge to the Audiovisual
Industry, Valencia Statement on Globalisation and Cultural Diversity,
Greater Democracy, The MacBride Round Table on Communication, Many Voices, One World:
Conclusions and Recommendations, Media Alliance, A Call for a Communications Bill of Rights, Media Channel, A Declaration of Media Independence, Voices 21, A Global Movement for People's Voices in Media and Communication
in the 21st Century, Libraries/Publishing/Print Media Organizations
American Library Association, Principles for the Networked World, http://www.ala.org/ala/washoff/washpubs/principles.pdf, and Principles for an Effective Information Commons, http://info-commons.org/arch/1/icwg.html Association of College and Research Libraries, Principles and Strategies
for the Reform of Scholarly Communication, International Federation of Library Associations and International Publishers'
Association, Joint IFLA/IPA Statement on Freedom of Expression on the
Internet, The Wellcome Trust, Scientific Publishing: A Position Statement in
Support of Open Access Publishing, World Organizations Japan Government, Okinawa Charter on Global Information Society, http://www.dotforce.org/reports/it1.html UNESCO, UNESCO's Contribution to the World Summit on the Information
Society (Geneva 2003 and Tunis 2005), World Summit on the Information Society, Civil Society Declaration, Shaping
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