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     River Oaks Bookstore and Electronic Frontiers Houston present

                           Edward Cavazos

                              author of
  _Cyberspace and the Law: Your Rights and Duties in the Online World_

On Saturday, April 29th from 3:00 to 5:00 PM, Ed Cavazos will be at
the River Oaks Bookstore to sign copies of his book and answer your
questions about the way yesterday's law will interact with tomorrow's
technology.  Refreshments will be provided, and several board members
of Electronic Frontiers Houston will be on hand to discuss issues of
importance for computers and telecommunications.  In addition, copies
of Ed's book and of other computer-related books will be available
for purchase.

_Cyberspace and the Law: Your Rights and Duties in the On-line World_ is a
lay-person's guidebook to the legal issues posed by computer
communications, the Internet and related technologies. "If you're a sysop,
a cybercop or just a venturesome soul with a modem, you need this book. 
You may be closer to rouble than you think."  -- Bruce Sterling, author of
_The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier_. 

River Oaks Bookstore is located at 3270 Westheimer.  For directions,
call the store at (713)520-0061.

Edward Cavazos, Esq., is an attorney with the Houston law firm of Andrews 
& Kurth. He is a BBS sysop, the co-author of the book _Cyberspace and the 
Law: Your Rights and Duties in the On-Line World_ (MIT Press 1994), 
represents Internet access providers, and is a frequent speaker on the 
legal issues facing system operators.

                      Electronic Frontiers Houston

Electronic Frontiers Houston (EFH) is a non-profit corporation devoted
to working with and for the Houston computer and telecommunications
community.  Working in alliance with the Electronic Frontier
Foundation, EFF-Austin and other national and regional organizations,
EFH acts as a focal point for the diverse set of individuals who find
themselves involved in computer communications.

Included on the EFH agenda are: advocating civil liberty issues in
"cyberspace," promoting wider public access to computer networks,
exploring artistic and social implications of new digital media, and
educating the public about the increasingly important on-line world.

For more information about EFH:

  Electronic Mail:  efh@efh.org
          US Mail:  EFH, 2476 Bolsover #145, Houston, TX 77005
        Telephone:  Steve Gove at (713)799-1044
   Gopher and FTP:  gopher.zilker.net or ftp.zilker.net
	      WWW:  http://www.efh.org/
      USENET News:  houston.efh.talk
     FidoNet Echo:  EF_Hou
  Bulletin Boards:  Ask the sysop where you can find info on EFH:
                    Aardvark Park    (713) 664-7799  FidoNet 1:106/7799
                    Archives         (713) 896-1721  FidoNet 1:106/111
                    Bamboo Gardens   (713) 781-4305  WWIV
                    Enchanted Forest (713) 493-6018  FidoNet 1:106/6018
                    Sherwood Forest  (713) 879-6073  FidoNet 1:106/6073
                    Tarkin's Rift    (713) 799-1518  FidoNet 1:106/6

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Electronic Frontiers Houston		efh@efh.org
If you would like to receive EFH announcements by email or postal mail,
contact Robbie Westmoreland (robbiew@phoenix.net or (713)250-5436)


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robbiew@phoenix.net              | the Communications Decency Act, a part
robbiew@txs.uscourts.gov         | of the Senate Telecommunications bill
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