You all should have access to at least read the sight (I've dropped access restrictions until we get you all signed up as "blog authors").
To that end, I've emailed everyone an invitation to blog... please follow through if you have not done so already.
Cheers,
HF
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January
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- GA State Senator targets political robocalls
- New Hampshire House bill envisions 'do-not-mail' list
- Bill Targets Sex Offenders on Social Networking Sites
- Georgia and Pennsylvania consider restrictions on ...
- Pasadena (CA) seeks to tax telecom services: Measu...
- CT Governor, AG, seek online 'do-not-track' registry
- West Virginia House committee kills cell phone ban
- Los Angeles Phone tax gets heavy backing from unions
- Delaware Online disclosure of state employee data ...
- Major technology association follows CMOR lead, fo...
- Indiana bill on cell ban in cars stops in committee
- Massachussetts Votes On Cell Bans In Cars
- NH Governor talks tech policy
- Welcome scn members
- Maryland Limits eyed on cell use in cars
- California Breach Disclosure Law Now Covers Medica...
- Va. Shelves Bills To Ban Texting While Driving
- Who Is In and Who Is Out? State Elections 2007
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We will keep an "eye and ear" open for appropriate news. Alice
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