Lytel, David "High Tech Democracy"

Update: 1996-06-02

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In part four of a series funded by the Computerworld Smithsonian Awards Program, technology policy expert David Lytel discusses the internet and its implications for democracy in the long-term and for the 1996 presidential race. Lytel developed the White House Internet web site and served on the National Information Infrastructure initiative.

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Lytel, David "High Tech Democracy"

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Lytel, David "High Tech Democracy"

National Humanities Center

Lytel, David "High Tech Democracy"