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• Dobmeyer Communications
From a consultant; includes services offered, suggested stories, tips on promotion and contact information.
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• Dominga
Anonymous infrastructure for personal genetic data. Company based on the notion individuals own their own DNA and should have exclusive rights to its use and disposition.
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• Dot-Com Satire Blown Out
"An overload of Internet traffic has swamped the website of 'KillTheDot,' a loosely organized poster campaign that poked fun at the explosion of dot-com business and culture in San Francisco." [Wired]
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• Down with the Elite
Direct action which directly attacks the elite, aiming to change the power relations between elites and the masses.
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• Downsize Microsoft
A programers view on why Microsoft should be avoided.
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• e-ActionMax
Web-based advocacy software. Online action alert software for electronic advocacy.
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• E-Guerrillas in the Mist
"One by one, the world's most prominent Web sites are falling to the cyber bullets of Internet hackers. Unlike in the past, the new breed of electronic intruder has a political agenda." [Ottawa Citizen]
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• E-Riots Threaten EToys.com
"The domain name battle between toy giant eToys.com and the Swiss art site formerly known as etoy.com continues to escalate." By Steve Kettman [Wired News]
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• E-Toy Story
In depth article on etoy's domain name fight with eToys, by Claire Barliant [Village Voice].
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• e-TOYS: Hackers Try to Disrupt Internet Company
"Cyber-activists are mounting a co-ordinated attempt to disrupt the operations of eToys, a leading online toy store, and drive down the company's stock price." By Louise Kehoe [Financial Times]
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• eActivist.org
A volunteer organization promoting citizen involvement for people without much time for it. Mission statement, petitions, faxes, emails, favorite quotes, how to list your cause, how to support other causes and contact information.
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• eActivist.org
An action resource for the wired masses where you can help make a difference in three clicks or less.
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• Earthsmartcars
What's an "earthsmartcar"? Find out at the Natural Resources Defense Council's site, and sign their online petition urging Detroit to produce environmentally-friendly hybrid cars.
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• Earthwatchers Action Resource
A online resource for political and social activism activism. Includes media contacts, political and activist resources.
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• East Timor Action Network Open Letter on Amy Goodman and Pacifica
Letter to WBAI and Pacifica on East Timor and Amy Goodman, reporter and host of 'Democracy Now!', challenging attacks on her integrity and rumors that the Santa Cruz massacre in East Timor did not occur.
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• eBay Boycott
Describes the successful outcome of the Catholic boycott over the auction of consecrated communion hosts, with suggestions follow-up actions, including monitoring of relic sales.
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• Ecovillage Network
Links together a highly diverse worldwide movement of autonomous ecovillages (environmentally and socially sustainable settlements) and related projects.
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• Efficacy
Organization that advocates drug policy reform. News and information on addiction, public health, industrial hemp and a variety of other subject areas.
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• Election Regulators Dismiss Complaint Against Bush Parody Site
[New York Times] (Registration required.)
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• Electronic Civil Disobedience and the World Wide Web of Hacktivism
A 'Mapping of Extraparliamentarian Direct Action Net Politics' cultural theory conference paper by Stefan Wray.
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• Electronic Freedom for the Next Generation
Opinion piece and letter to Hasbro, supplier of eToys [lemurzone].
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• Empowerment
A source for empowering people and communities via the internet with links to a wide range of progressive topics.
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• Empowerment Resources
Contains tools for personal growth, social change, and ecology. Over 700 links and over 420 recommended empowerment resource books for sale.
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• Enjoy the Sign
A funny, provocative movie about the filmmakers' obsession -- framed perversely as a series of TV commercials -- with a shining emblem of modern culture, The Sign.
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• Enron Owns the GOP
Parody of the Republican Party of Texas website. Articles describing the links between Enron and the Republican Party.
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• Essential Action: Boycott Shell/Free Nigeria Campaign
The campaign for environmental justice and corporate accountability for Shell's operations in Nigeria. Background, tools and action ideas for campaigning in your community or campus.
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• Essential Information
A non-profit organization founded by Ralph Nader which encourages citizens to become active and engaged in their communities. Site links to opinion articles on current issues.
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• Etoy Balks at Olive Branch
A spokesman for etoy dismissed a peace offer Thursday from toy giant eToys as a "PR move". By Steve Kettman [Wired News].
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• Etoy Finally Back in Business
The controversial Web site, www.etoy.com, was finally reactivated over the weekend by Network Solutions, bringing to a close the domain-name fight between the Swiss Internet artists and the American toyseller, eToys. By Steve Kettmann [Wired News].
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• Etoy Heads for New York City
Now that they have won an apparent victory over Santa Monica-based eToys, the Internet artists of etoy have their eyes on taking Manhattan. By Steve Kettmann [Wired News].
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• Etoy Wants Trademark 'Closure'
European Internet artists group called etoy has filed a complaint against online toy retailer eToys alleging trademark infringement. [Wired]
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• Etoy's allies aren't playing around
"This is a toy war, and protesters, calling for a ''digital sit-in'' starting today, want to take down Net retailer eToys.com during its busiest season." By Janet Kornblum [USA Today]
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• etoy.com
Official web site with history of projects.
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• Etoy: 'The Fight Isn't Over'
Online toy retailer eToys might be willing to back off from its domain-name struggle with the Zurich-based Internet artists of etoy, but that doesn't mean this fight is necessarily over. By Steve Kettmann [Wired News].
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• Etoy: 'This Means toywar.com!'
etoy's new online game at toywar.com -- their way of celebrating their pending victory over eToys --- offers a tour of their world and what they're all about. By Steve Kettman [Wired News].
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• Etoy: 'This Means War'
Report on the December 20 press conference at the MOMA, New York. By Jill Priluck [Wired News].
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• Etoy: Don't Forgive, Don't Forget
Etoy is likely to have its etoy.com Web site operational again, but the Internet artists want everyone to know they're still taking nothing for granted. By Steve Kettmann [Wired News].
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• Etoy: It's Not Over Yet
It's one thing to drop a lawsuit. It's another to "move away" from it. Which version the media heard depended on what time they were in touch with the eToys management. [Slashdot]
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• Etoy: They'll Take Manhattan
The renegade artists who defended their domain against the big toy e-tailer celebrate their victory along with hundreds of supporters with a new display and a new CD. By Mark K. Anderson [Wired].
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• eToys attacks show need for strong Web defenses
Network-based attacks against eToys last week and the emergence of a particularly destructive method for launching such raids are fresh reminders of the need for e-commerce sites to keep their defenses sharp. By Ellen Messmer [Network World]
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