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Partners

PartnerList

A list of our growing number of Digital Freedom Campaign Partners:


Consumer Electronics Association - www.ce.org


Be The Media - www.bethemedia.org


Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility - www.cpsr.org


Public Knowledge - www.publicknowledge.org

Free Press
FreePress - www.freepress.net


EDUCAUSE - www.educause.edu


New America Foundation - www.newamerica.net


Ethos Group - www.ethoswireless.com


Re:New Media - www.renewmedia.org


IFP (Independent Feature Project) - www.ifp.org


Media Access Project – www.mediaaccess.org


Therecordindustry.com – www.therecordindustry.com


Acorn Active Media Foundation – www.acornactivemedia.com


CUWiN – www.cuwin.net


FreeNetworks.org – www.freenetworks.org


The Electronic Frontier Foundation - www.eff.org


The Home Recording Rights Coalition - www.hrrc.org


Community Technology Centers' Network - www.ctcnet.org


Computer and Communications Industry Association - www.ccianet.org


Illinois Community Technology Coalition - www.ilctc.org


Association For Community Networking - www.afcn.org


Chicago Digital Access Alliance - www.accesschicago.org


American Library Association - www.ala.org


Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association - www.cedia.org


OutboundMusic.com - www.outboundmusic.com


Northern Virginia Technology Council - www.nvtc.org


 

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Consumers are willing to pay their fair share for the right to access music using new, cutting edge devices - but they shouldn't submit to being gouged by the big studios and record labels.