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A2K - Access to Knowledge.

Broadcast-Discuss - The Proposed WIPO Broadcasting/Webcasting/Cablecasting Treaty.

Ecommerce. Discussions of a variety of issues effecting electronic commerce.

Hague-jur-commerical-lawDiscussion of the Hague Conference on Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Foreign Judgements.

IP-Health - Intellectual Property Rights and Healthcare.

Random Bits - Odds and Ends, Sent Out by James Love.


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Under the new mailman software, there should be a tag at the end of each message, giving a URL for the "listinfo" page for each list. For example, for random-bits, it is: http://lists.essential.org/mailman/listinfo/random-bits

At the very bottom of this page is a form where you can enter your email address, and it will permit you to change your list options, or unsubscribe from the list. Changing the list options or unsubscribing will require that you know your list password. If you forgot, there is a place on the settings page (the one you get to by entering your email address) to receive a reminder. If none of this works, send us a note and we'll try to fix it.

You can also communicate with the mailman list software via email. To receive the commands, send a note to listname-request@lists.essential.org, with the word help in the body of the message, where listname is the name of the list. For example, for information on random-bits, send a note to random-bits-request@lists.essential.org with the word help in the body of the message.


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