CLS98 - Trip Postponed
Although it will have little to no impact whatsoever on what we have scheduled for the CLS98 sessions, I thought you might want to know that my January trip to the Former Soviet Union has been postponed.
(The future date is uncertain; probably some time in February or March; I won't be stunned if it ends up being next fall. What happened was that at the 11th hour the chair of the Georgia Parliament's media law subcommittee was suddenly presented with _nine_ additional drafts of the law! He concluded -- wisely in my judgment -- that they should get their political house in order and try to produce some consensus before bringing in the legislative drafters.)
As I say, nothing's changed. As previously announced, we'll meet Wednesday evening, 6:30 January 14, at the "Information Arcade" in the UI Main Library (not BLB 125), for our first introduction to the Internet with tour guide and professional surfer Karla Tonella. The only difference is that I'll be there, too, to provide additional one-on-one instruction during the evening session.
NJ
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Note: This Web page contains links to memos related to the Cyberspace Law Seminar taught by former FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson in the Spring 1998 semester. It is intended for use by students at the University of Iowa College of Law, Iowa City, Iowa, USA, enrolled in the Cyberspace Law Seminar [Catalog: 91:624].
If you are not enrolled in this seminar, although you are not forbidden to examine this page and its links, you are requested to maintain the privacy of those who are enrolled. You will find the pages primarily to be administrative in nature, rather than providing many useful links to substantive material (which can be found, however, on the pages headed "Cyberlaw Research Resource Sites" and, from Nicholas Johnson's Home Page the link to Web Pages, 800 Useful Sites).
-- N.J.
Nicholas Johnson's e-mail address is: 1035393@mcimail.com
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