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NorthStar, the Newsletter of The Internet Users Consortium, is now available
in HTML (Web) format.

Let the new Web version of NorthStar carry you right to the middle of the
most important Internet issues as they unfold, where they unfold - on the
World Wide Web! The stakes are high. The issues are complex. Rather than
spoon feed you a particular point of view, NorthStar is your guiding light
so that you can inform yourself on all the issues which most affect our
Internet.

Each biweekly issue of NorthStar will come to you in HTML format and will
include the essence of our serious Web searches in the form of Hyperlinks to
the most readable sites with the most up to the minute information we can
find on each crisis du jour. Email links will allow you to interact with us
as you read NorthStar.

IUC proudly launches NorthStar in its new Web format, this Sunday 10
December, with the first of a 4 Part in-depth Series on Key Escrow
Encryption - The #1 most important issue regarding the future of Internet. A
short excerpt follows:

"Beginning w/ Senate Bill 266 (The Digital Telephony Bill) which was
defeated, we have seen Son of S266 (The Clipper Chip) which was defeated,
and now Son of Clipper (Key Escrow Encryption). All of these legislative
proposals have the same goal - to assure that the Govt has access to any
digital transmission at any time. The threat to our privacy and the
potential for abuse make Key Escrow Encryption the most frightening
Government Surveillance Tool to come down the pike since Big Brother's
Telescreen. (To be Continued...)"

NorthStar's Web version will accompany the email msg. as an Attachment. For
any who may need it, a clear explanation of how to view NorthStar on the Web
will appear in the body of the message. More experienced users can configure
Netscape to automatically look in a designated folder for the newest issue
of NorthStar. Take a few extra seconds and let the new interactive NorthStar
immerse you IN the issues ON the World Wide Web.

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