DOPA Watch
I haven't been covering DOPA - the legislation that effectively makes MySpace and blogging in schools and libraries illegal - because I consider it an internal U.S. issue. But Andy Carvin has shown how aggregation is best used by setting up a DOPA news service, for those who want to follow the issue and act against the legislation. Tim Lauer, Education/Technology, July 28, 2006. [Link] [Tags: Web Logs, Schools, Gaming] [Previous][Next]Comments
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