The Internet, we think, has not just enhanced methods of activity for activist organisations it has also assisted with the evolution of group and inter-group dynamics. This has produced some great results. Another way communication has begun to evolve is within group dynamics. The Internet, through the use of mailing lists, for example, provides an uninterrupted space for all to participate. It also provides enough time and space for all to ponder the comments as well as their own potential responses.
Information transfer is enhanced.
Politics can progress. We consider most of the work the community groups have done online is great direct activism towards the corporations. We have worked with a great variety of groups who would not necessarily align themselves together or all call themselves activists. Other more specific examples include incidents such as global companies finding converse activist information with listing priority to their own corporate coverage in the major search engines. The 'Boycott Woodchipping document had precedence on the search engines for company name searches, to their own company information.