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Revision as of 00:04, 17 November 2008
The Internet Review Corporation is a new non-profit organization being chartered in Florida by four key stakeholders:
- Gregory Kohs
- Anthony Dipierro
- Paul Wehage
- Judd Bagley
Generally, the corporation's purpose is gathering, discussing, analyzing, and distributing news and information. More specifically, its Mission Statement will be along these lines:
Mission Statement
(DRAFT) The IRC mission is to eliminate unethical practices and content on the Internet by educating the general public about those elements having a measurable detrimental impact on our society. We strive to exercise journalistic excellence to present complex issues to the average citizen, while deepening our commitment to values like respect for others, personal responsibility, attribution of work, and common courtesy.
Bylaws of the Internet Review Corporation
- Name
- The name of the organization shall be Internet Review Corporation
- Board of Directors
- The Board of Directors shall serve without pay and consist of four members.
- Board members must publicly identify themselves by real name.
- Board members shall serve two-year terms.
- Vacancies shall be filled by the Board.
- Board members with three consecutive absences from either Board meetings or from publication schedule shall be dismissed from the Board.
