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Internet Policy Institute's America: On the Net Town Hall Meeting

ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET
The Internet Policy Institute America: On the Net Tour Stops
In Seattle On October 4th Town Hall Meeting Open To The Public

WHAT: Nationally-known journalist Kara Swisher of The Wall Street
Journal will moderate the meeting.

WHEN:Wednesday, October 4, 2000, 4:30 p.m.
Registration at 4:00 p.m. (seating is limited)

WHERE: West Ballroom, Husky Student Union
University of Washington
113 HUB
Seattle, WA

RSVP by September 27, 2000 on our Web site,
www.seattleonthenet.org, or
via telephone by dialing (888) 966-7366.

Do you care about privacy on the Internet? Who do you believe
should regulate the Internet? Should commerce on the Internet be taxed?

How can we assure that all Americans benefit from phenomenal growth
of the Internet? These are among the issues about which you can make
your views known at one of this year's most important discussions about
Internet policy - America: On the Net.

America: On the Net was launched by the Internet Policy Institute
to discover what Americans really think about the Internet. You
are invited to attend the interactive town hall meeting in Seattle,
to be held on October 4th at the Husky Student Union on the campus
of University of Washington. Your ideas, issues and concerns will be
conveyed as part of the IPI's program to brief the next President and his
administration, policymakers and business leaders.

The Internet Policy Institute is the nation's first independent,
nonprofit research and educational institute designed to provide objective,
high-quality analysis and outreach on the key issues affecting the global
development and use of the Internet.

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