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The Electronic Frontier Foundation has been fighting good fights on the Internet since the early 1990s -- it was doing so even before there was a Salon. Most recently the EFF has begun doing important work on behalf of the emerging blogosphere, as complex and confusing issues about bloggers' rights as citizens and journalists begin to be adjudicated in court.
They've got a membership and fundraising drive on right now. If you're a blogger and want to help out, there are ways you can do so, here. Even if you're not, think about joining and donating. I just did (that is, I moved beyond thinking about it, and actually did it!).
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