Vystrazna stavka i na Interenetu?
Vladimir Vrabec
vrabec at cs.felk.cvut.cz
Thu Feb 8 03:02:09 CET 1996
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I think we should do something!!
Mohamed
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This came across earlier this evening and I thought it was of highest importance...
Nate
> JOIN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF OTHER INTERNET USERS IN
>
> * 48 HOURS OF PROTEST *
>
> AFTER PRESIDENT CLINTON SIGNS THE BILL THAT WILL CENSOR THE INTERNET
>
> Update: -Latest News: Congress passed the net censorship language
> on 2/1/96.
>
> -What You Can Do Now: Help demonstrate the extent of the
> impact of the Internet Censorship legislation. Join
> Hundreds of thousands of Internet Users in an
> International protest for 48 hours after Clinton
> Signs the bill.
>
> CAMPAIGN TO STOP THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS DECENCY ACT
> Feb 3, 1996 (expires Feb 29, 1996)
>
> PLEASE WIDELY REDISTRIBUTE THIS DOCUMENT WITH THIS BANNER INTACT
>
> This alert and coalition coordinated by the
> Voters Telecommunications Watch (vtw at vtw.org)
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> CONTENTS
> The Latest News
> What You Can Do Now
> Chronology of the CDA
> For More Information
> List Of Participating Organizations
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> THE LATEST NEWS
>
> Last week Congress approved sweeping restrictions on online speech and
> conduct, imposing fines of $250,000 and jail sentences of 2 years for
> anyone who makes "indecent" material available in a public forum online.
>
> This legislation threatens the very existence of the Internet as a viable
> means of free expression, education, and political discourse.
>
> Despite loud objections from civil liberties groups and the public,
> the measure is part of a massive telecommunications bill that President
> Clinton has already pledged to sign. Although you should feel free to
> continue to express your objections directly to the President, there are
> other ways to express our outrage for this legislation. The President
> is expected to sign this bill into law during the week of Feb 5-9, 1996.
>
> For 48 hours after Clinton signs the Telecommunications Reform bill into law,
> join hundreds of thousands of Internet users everywhere to show the far
> reaching impact this bill will have on all Internet users. TURN YOUR
> WORLD WIDE WEB PAGES BLACK with white lettering to demonstrate that the
> Internet will not accept this kind of second class treatment from the
> United States Government.
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> WHAT YOU CAN DO NOW
>
> 1. For 48 hours after Clinton signs the net censorship language in the
> Telecomm bill into law, TURN YOUR WORLD WIDE WEB PAGES BLACK with
> white lettering. To know when the bill is signed, check these
> sources:
>
> Newsgroups: alt.society.civil-disob
> Email:vtw-announce at vtw.org (watch for mail on this list)
> WWW:http://www.vtw.org/
> Finger:vtw at panix.com
>
> You can also just watch CNN; they'll announce the signing of the bill.
>
> To turn your pages black with white lettering, simply add the following
> tag to your World Wide Web pages:
>
> <body>
> <BODY BGCOLOR="#000000" TEXT="#FFFFFF">
>
> Put this right after your <head></head> tags, and before any </body> tags.
> To explain to people who may be confused by the color change, temporarily
> add the following link to your page:
>
> <a href="http://www.vtw.org/speech/">My World Wide Web Pages are
> black for 48 hours to protest second-class treatment from the
> US Government for free speech. Read about it at this WWW
> page.</a>
>
> The Center for Democracy and Technology has also agreed to mirror a
> similar page at URL:http://www.cdt.org/speech.html
>
> If your pages get lots of hits from services that cache their pages like
> America Online, you may wish to start turning your pages black early.
> Please try and wait though until Clinton signs the bill, for maximum
> effect.
>
> Also, urge your Internet Provider and any Internet WWW pages you
> frequent to turn their pages black. Send us interesting sites that
> comply to vtw at vtw.org.
>
> $ Mail vtw at vtw.org
> Subject: ZTV.COM is turning their pages black!
>
> I'm the head of the ZTV Website and I've decided to turn our
> pages black. Thought you'd like to know.
>
> ^D
> Mail sent!
>
> 2. Don't forget to send Clinton a message, contact him at:
>
> Email:president at whitehouse.gov
> Telephone:202-456-1111
> Fax:202-456-2461
>
>
> Sample communique:
>
> <ring ring>
> You're about to sign a bill into law that imposes a terrible
> set of speech restrictions on the Internet that belong in the
> broadcast medium, not the interactive one.
>
> I'm turning my World Wide Web pages BLACK for 48 hours after you
> sign the bill as a symbol of protest to show how many people will
> be affected by this bill.
>
> It is unlikely that he will veto the bill.
>
> 3. Make a commitment become involved! There will be several court cases
> coming up to challenge the Internet censorship legislation, as well as
> an election that will put every single member of the House, and 1/3rd
> of the Senate (most of whom voted for this legislation) onto the ballot.
>
> Don't let them get away with this. Make this a campaign issue, and
> keep an eye out for legal defense funds for those challenging these
> laws in court.
>
> --
> Bill Kearney | wkearney at access.digex.net |
> Copyright 1995
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