The Internet Society will judge the entries and present the awards at a ceremony in November.
Information wants to be free.
The best place to look for available federal grants for schools always has been the massive Federal Register, a daily chronicler of federal activities and announcements, but its expense as a print publication and its sheer bulk often limited its usefulness for the average taxpayer. Matters improved when the U.S. Government Printing Office starting selling access on-line, but the fact remained that you were paying to receive public information. The Federal Register, the Congressional Record, congressional bills, and other government documents now are available on the Internet at absolutely no charge. There even is a direct-dial modem pool for those without Internet access. This is your tax dollars hard at work.