Japan-US-FOI

[James Love <love@tap.org>]

  I was recently invited to Japan to talk about efforts in the U.S. to gain 
  access to government databases.  I was struck by the interest in Japan on 
  the US right to know movement, and I was also very interested in the 
  freedom of information movement in Japan.  I promissed to set up a list 
  to faciliate exhanges of information between right-to-know experts in the 
  U.S. and in Japan.  This note shows how to subscribe, for those who are 
  interested in the dialogue.  jamie
  
  New Internet list, JAPAN-US-FOI
  
  JAPAN-US-FOI is a list set up for exchanges of information 
  about Freedom of Information (FOI) in Japan and the U.S.A.  
  I hope that this list can be used to allow citizens to learn 
  about right-to-know efforts in both countries.
  
  To become a subscriber, send an email messages to:  
  
  LISTPROC@ESSENTIAL.ORG
  
  With a one line message in the body of the email that reads 
  like:
  
  SUB JAPAN-US-FOI  Jane Doe
  
  
  But, of course, change Jane Doe to your name!
  
  
  If you have problems subscribing to the list, send a note to 
  James Love at:
  
  love@tap.org
  
  Best, 
  
  Jamie
  USA
  October 11, 1996
  
  
  
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