Open CRS. Untitled. The right to free speech faces the strongest challenges during times of crisis. Whether or not any of us agree about each particular decision made to prevent public access to sensitive information, it is the Electronic Frontier Foundation's responsibility to chart any such efforts so that we as a society are at least aware of what is no longer available to us. This page attempts to convey the chilling effect that responses to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, have had on information availability on the Internet as well as some sense of the effect on people trying to provide this information. Currently, this page tracks the following: If you know of a anti-terrorism chilling effect that should be listed here, please use our contact form Feel free to mirror this page on other websites, just please link back to the original on this page.
Websites Shut Down by US Government DEA to Redirect Seized Websites The U.S. ATF Fails to Poindexcise Bomb Threat Info No URL Left Behind? U.S. FedWorld.gov home. The White House. THOMAS (Library of Congress) National Archives and Records Administration. Reference Home. Data.gov. GovTrack.us: Tracking the U.S. Congress. OpenSecrets.org: Money in Politics -- See Who's Giving & Who's Getting.
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