Query for article information

[Doug Schuler]

Gary Chapman and Lodis Rhodes were both here in Seattle for
the "Community Space and Cyberspace" confernce.  Please get in
touch with them if you have any relevant information.  Thanks!

-- Doug

Date:         Mon, 21 Jul 1997 09:55:07 -0500
From: Gary Chapman <gary.chapman at mail.utexas.edu>
Subject:      Community Networks in Low-Income Communities
To: COMMUNET at list.uvm.edu

Dear Communetters,

Lodis Rhodes and I at the University of Texas are doing a fairly long
article for Technology Review magazine (published by MIT) about the
potential for community networks to have an impact in low-income
communities. This article will be published in the October issue of the
magazine, which will probably come out in late September.

The editors at Tech Review have asked me to write a sidebar for the article
about community networks in low-income communities around the U.S. I know a
lot of these efforts already, but I may be unaware of some. So if you're
doing this kind of work, and you think you have a program that should be
mentioned in the sidebar, please send me a SHORT description of what you're
doing, and please include the following information:

        ** contact name/e-mail/website address
        **sponsor / source of funding
        **date started operation
        **number of users
        **distinctive characteristics

I can't guarantee that your program will be mentioned, obviously -- the
magazine doesn't provide enough room to list all the worthy projects there
are. But I'd like to have a good grasp on what is happening, so please do
respond if you feel you're doing good work in a low-income community.

Send responses to: gary.chapman at mail.utexas.edu.

Thanks,

-- Gary

Gary Chapman
Director
The 21st Century Project
LBJ School of Public Affairs
Drawer Y
University Station
University of Texas
Austin, TX  78713
(512) 471-8326
(512) 471-1835 (fax)
gary.chapman at mail.utexas.edu
http://www.utexas.edu/lbj/21cp

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