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Communities Online
aims to address issues of sustainability, regeneration,
social inclusion and healthier economies by focusing on the use of new
communications technologies in communities and neighbourhoods.
Communities Online is a not for profit registered company that promotes the
Information Society on a human scale. This Web site, the news service and the CONet
(the Communities Online Network) email discussion group form part of its overall
aim to encourage individuals, interested in community networks, regeneration,
sustainability, and neighbourhood renewal to share experience and practice and
to join in their own local online community.
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European Commission to draft law allowing access to electronic personal data.
Council stresses need for balance between law enforcement and personal privacy ...
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Local Connections: Making the Net Work for Neighbourhood Renewal.
The Communities Online report is now available for ordering online.
Download in PDF format here
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Communities Online works in the UK, but is also sharing experience with
other initiatives across Europe as a founder member of the European Alliance
of Community Networking ...
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Latest news
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02 October 2001
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Internet usage in Baltic States continues to rise
Lithuanian PM says public and private sector cooperation is key
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European Parliament blocks proposals on junk mail
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European Commission announces new website design guidelines.
Older people and people with disabilities should find internet usage easier
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Cheap virtual community software tools for local organisations to be launched.
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Comments invited on Government draft guidelines on 'e-trust charter'
Aim to increase public confidence on public sector use of personal data
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Report claims broadband will improve educational standards.
Children could be brainier in the future says psychologist
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European Parliament blocks proposals on junk mail.
Anti-spamming Bill sent back to committee for redrafting
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