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• Paid culture movement
  ...rol distribution and modification of their [[creative work]]s, using the [[Internet]] as well as other media. ...vement is hoping that a student organization, a guild of visual artists, a society of musical artists, a league of authors and journalists, and other such soc
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• Directory:Internet Review Corporation
  The '''Internet Review Corporation''' was a non-profit organization [http://www.sunbiz.org/ ...public about those elements having a measurable detrimental impact on our society. We strive to exercise journalistic excellence to present complex issues t
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• Module:Draft topics
  ['internet-culture'] = 'internet culture', ['society'] = 'society',
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• Directory:Relationship Buddy
  '''Relationship Buddy''' is an internet database for relationship dating. [http://www.relationship-buddy.com/gender-roles-in-society.html Info on Society Given Roles]
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• Wikipedia Art
  ...the "invisible authors and authorities" of Wikipedia, and by extension the Internet,<ref name="interview"> Kildall, Scott and Sherwin, Brian and Stern, Nathani ...n's complaints of Wikipedia as being an unreasonable request upon internet society to create cultural foundations (encyclopedias, art media, etc) without comp
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• Directory:Rebecca Latham
  Her rise to popularity as a young artist has brought interviews on the internet<ref>Making a Mark Interview with acclaimed London arts Blogger, Katherine T ...ty of Miniaturists, Wells, UK; Rebecca Latham is a Signature Member of the Society art-in-miniature.com</ref>.
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• Directory:IT History Society
  | name = IT History Society ...o valuable online resources that are provided by other organizations. The Society also wants to convey internationally the benefits of corporations of preser
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• User talk:Smithroxy
  ...e month’s treatment. Because of the clamor for such a generic, a number of Internet sites have sprung up offering their own “generic” version of Avodart. H ..., and are therefore illegal to import to the U.S. Drugs purchased over the Internet may contain harmful substances or cause harmful side effects. At best, such
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• MyWikiBiz:SiteStats
  This graphic represents modeled data, based on the Compete panel of Internet users. ...uff". Something like Little League Baseball, a trade union, or historical society.
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• BROG
  ...findings were first presented at the [http://www.aoir.org/ Association of Internet Researchers] conference in Toronto in October 2003. Since then BROG has exp ...al Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-37)''. Los Alamitos: IEEE Computer Society Press. http://www.blogninja.com/DDGDD04.doc
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• Directory:Fat Loss 4 Idiots
  ...e diet vs jenny craig rice diet vs cabbage soup mayo clinic copyright 2009 internet made simple all rights reserved no part of this web site may be reproduced
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• Directory:Akahele/Akahele is your Internet watchdog
  Indeed, across the new frontier of the 21st-century Internet, we see the exact opposite of '''akahele''' every day. We see start-up com ...230 of the United States' Communications Decency Act, because operators of Internet "computer services" are not to be construed as publishers (and thus not leg
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• MyWikiBiz Master Category List
  [[Category:Society]] [[Category:Internet]]
  11 KB (1,061 words) - 20:50, 6 March 2009
• Directory:Kathryn Van Doren
  :#Sport Management Honor Society :#National College Athlete Honor Society
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• Directory:Vietnam/Vietnam National Security
  powers as France, the United States, and China and its deep roots in society. official media controls by using the Internet to disseminate their views, the government
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• Directory:Article Heaven/Market for loyalties theory
  ...t describes why governments and power-holders monopolize radio, satellite, internet and other media through censoring regulations, technology and other control ...1885 (2001).</ref> the Joseph and Sadie Danciger Professor Law, Media and Society at Cardozo Law School.[http://www.cardozo.yu.edu/MemberContentDisplay.aspx?
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• Mary vandalizes Wikipedia
  Darn, right now I use wikipedia as an example of a internet site NOT to go to when you research for a report! I’ve had my fourth and You took trust, ever so essential for business, education, and society, and showed how far even a child can go to prove how dependent we are on th
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• Directory:Vietnam/Vietnam Transportation And Telecommunications
  mid-2004, Vietnam had 5.1 million Internet users, corresponding to 6 percent penetration. In * [[Directory:Vietnam/Vietnam Society|Vietnam Society]]
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• Directory:Worth Protection Security
  ...ense products and safety equipment are an unfortunate necessity in today's society. '''Worth Protection Security''' was started in December 2006 as an online ...u can watch your home or business from just about anywhere if you have an internet connection. If anyone is stealing from you, employee or customer, you’ll
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• Directory:Vietnam/Vietnam Government And Politics
  disseminate their views via the Internet, leading the government to impose restrictions on Internet use and access. The regime controls Internet access via Vietnam’s sole gateway,
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