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Getting Back to the Front of the Line: Internet Policy and the Higher Education Community

Title:Getting Back to the Front of the Line: Internet Policy and the Higher Education Community (ID: ERM001F)
Author(s):Mark Luker (United States Department of Commerce)
Topics:Copyright and Intellectual Property Policies, Internet Gambling, ISP, Telecommunications Policy
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:This article discusses the increased importance of information technology and the Internet in federal policy. Copyright, online gambling, and the role of universities as Internet service providers are just a few issues that college and university administrations are being forced to address.
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