1996
December
1996
Fulltext publication
of the revised draft OECD
"Working document for 16-20 December 1996 Meeting” of the “Ad hoc Group
of Experts on Crypotography Policy to "simplify communications
amongst the experts" one day before they met. As we learnt much later,
both publication efforts had met some international response on the mere
diplomatic level.
October 1996
Campaign against truly
hilarious net regulation proposals in Austria. The proposals were dropped
later for obvius reasons.
September
1996
First fulltext
publication of the draft
OECD proposals on crypto regulation worldwide.
Summer 1996
Amongst the 19
founding members of the Global Internet Liberty Campaign is
quintessenz,
an e-zine at that time.
June 1996
Supporting
Jon Katz's Geek
Force Effort against Janet Reno's cybercop proposals with a virtual
european ammunition dump.
From March
1996
When the net
turned black [quintessenz already was] weekly coverage both of domestic
telecom-wiretapping or censorship proposals and foreign ones e.g. the Communications
Decency Amendment in the United States started and has been kept up since then.
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