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Open Access Supplemental Technical Report (02/18/2005)
Technological Analysis of Open Access and Cable TV - Supplemental Analysis, by Columbia Telecommunications Corp. for the ACLU

Censorship in a Box: Why Blocking Software is Wrong for Public Libraries (09/16/2002)

No Competition: How Monopoly Control of the Broadband Internet Threatens Free Speech (07/07/2002)

Pretrial Brief in Multnomah v. US Filed by the ACLU (03/17/2002)

Fahrenheit 451.2: Is Cyberspace Burning? (03/17/2002)
How Rating and Blocking Proposals May Torch Free Speech on the Internet

Censorship in a Box: Why Blocking Software Is Wrong for Public Libraries (08/25/1998)

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