Here you can find out about the latest threats to your privacy and the latest technologies to protect privacy, through news stories, articles, a library of related websites, and links to software you can download. This website is dedicated to cyberspace anthropology. The site has links to anthropological associations and journals, plus other publications, articles, and excerpts. The articles can be downloaded as PDF files. The site includes an E-books section, book reviews, and links to online dictionaries and references.
Visitors can find courses and seminars here, and a calendar of related events.
There are also links to online discussions, newsgroups, and mailing lists. This website explores how the Internet can be used to bring political and legal powers back to the grass-roots community. In addition to essays on philosophy and government, the site presents the NetMoot Project, a proposal for public domain software that allows any number of participants to debate and vote on the Internet. The site demonstrates how Internet voting could work. There is also free demo software for an Internet-based Community Information Service.