technology proposals / technology expose information / Internet Policy It / nonprofit Internet policy / technology design process / Internet standards bodies / technology harm privacy / communications technologies / e-books / online behavior / civil liberties / Internet addressing / wireless location-tracking technologies / Internet content / Internet industry / well defined communications / Web browser / Internet standards efforts / Internet standards development processes / Internet standards setting bodies / communications technology / Internet Protocol Version / Internet standards-making / energy / Internet space / Internet standards development process / locationdependent services / Internet technology / digital rights management / Web Consortium / Internet standards development / proposed working / Internet Standards / Internet technologies / online experiences / Internet Standards Development John Morris / numeric Internet / Internet Technical Standards If standards bodies / /
Organization
Internet Architecture Board / Ford Foundation / office of Technology Assessment / Center for Democracy & Technology / Center for Democracy and Technology / Internet Engineering Task Force / UN Court / /
Person
Lewis Mumford / Sally Floyd / Stefaan Verhulst / Allen Renear / Jerry Berman / Lorrie Cranor / Becky Lentz / Carl Cargill / Scott Bradner / John Morris / Matt Blaze / Alison Mankin / Jonathan Peizer / Alan Davidson / /
Position
technology designer / not the public policy advocate / advocate / Director / /
Product
Internet / P3P / IPv6 / /
PublishedMedium
The Public Interest / /
Technology
proposed OPES protocol / wireless location-tracking technologies / IPv6 / communications technologies / Internet technologies / laptop computer / communications technology / Internet technology / Ethernet / Internet Protocol / IPv4 / network protocols / /
Policy Impact Assessments: Considering the Public Interest in Internet Standards Development John Morris and Alan Davidson* August 2003 Submitted to TPRC 2003 –The 31st Research Conference on