The Internet Association unveiled its new interactive website...
The Internet Association unveiled its new interactive website to offer users a “tool to engage with policymakers and ensure that the Internet’s voice will be heard,” said the organization in a press release Monday (http://bit.ly/10WQEGO). The new Web portal includes…
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an interactive Take Action center, where users can “Mark Up” important legislation impacting the Internet by leaving edits, comments and suggestions for improvement. The website will let users learn about Internet policy issues and engage with lawmakers through social media, said the Internet Association. “The design is meant to be forward thinking, not only in aesthetics, but also in grassroots engagement,” said Internet Association CEO Michael Beckerman. “It helps empower the global community of Internet users to directly engage decision-makers on Internet policy issues."