41. Document Has Moved Early commerce department Records Examples Thomas H. White January 1, 2000 Followingis a review of the Department of Commerce records which were used for http://www.ipass.net/~whitetho/doc_recs.htm

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42. Lukewarm Response On Domains | CNET News.com The commerce department's request for public comment on administration of the Internet's domain naming system drew about 300 filed responses, but most of the major commercial online players remained silent. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,13669,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

43. Commerce-drm-rountable-july02 Photos -- Declan Mccullagh Photographs Richard Stallman of the Free Software Foundation outside a commerce department roundtableon digital rights management richardstallman Richard Stallman of the http://www.mccullagh.org/theme/commerce-drm-rountable-july02.html

HIGHLIGHTS 1ds: holocaust museum 1ds: washington monument 1ds: winter images cipa supreme court ... yosemite national park SEARCH PHOTO DESCRIPTIONS JOIN POLITECH MAILING LIST richard-stallman Richard Stallman of the Free Software Foundation outside a Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management richard-stallman-and-flag Richard Stallman of the Free Software Foundation outside a Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management jack-valenti-1 Jack Valenti of Motion Picture Association of America at Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management jack-valenti-2 Jack Valenti of Motion Picture Association of America at Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management geektivists-interrupting-1 Geektivists interrupting Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management, front standing from left to right, Vincenzo, Richard Stallman, Ruben Safir geektivists-interrupting-2 Geektivists interrupting Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management, standing Richard Stallman in red shirt, Ruben Safir in white shirt geektivists-interrupting-3 Commerce Department's Phillip Bond telling geektivists interrupting Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management to file their comments via the web commerce-drm-roundtable-1 Jay Sulzberger, free software fan, addressing audience before Commerce Department roundtable on digital rights management begins

44. The International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition seized - Pira Invites IACC - - Archive 2002 -. commerce departmentInterns Get Briefed. IACC's Senior Policy Counsel joined other http://publish.iacc.org/teampublish/109_471_1897.cfm

IACC Newsroom Bader To Be Assistant USTR Bonner Nominated to be Commissioner First Guilty Verdict Draws Praise ... Addresses State Department Commerce Department Interns Get Briefed Western Hemisphere Trade Pact Japan Offers Assistance on IPR Product Counterfeiting Becoming More of a Strategic Issue Archive 2001 ... Archive 2002 Commerce Department Interns Get Briefed IACC's Senior Policy Counsel joined other industry representatives in a presentation on intellectual property (IP) issues for an incoming group of Presidential Management Interns (PMI). Most of the PMI's clients will be small and medium sized enterprises, with varying degrees of international trade experience, but many of them highly dependent on IP. Email this article to a friend! Search The Archive Home Member Login ... International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition

45. Feds Relax Encryption Rules The commerce department finally eases its tight restrictions on the export of strong encryption. But is it too little, too late? By Niall McKay and James Glave. Wired News http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/15037.html

46. Clinton Frees Up Search Site The White House puts the brakes on a commerce department search engine after discovering the results come at a price. For the time being, gov.search is up and running and free. By Lindsey Arent. Wired News http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/19750.html

47. Commerce Department Unveils Security Guidelines For U.S. Agencies - Computerworl commerce department unveils security guidelines for US agencies By PATRICKTHIBODEAU OCTOBER 29, 2002 Content Type Story Source Computerworld. http://www.computerworld.com/governmenttopics/government/story/0,10801,75490,00.

Computerworld IDG.net Careers CRM Data Mgmt Development E-business ERP/Supply Chain Hardware IT Management Mobile/Wireless Networking Operating Sys ROI Security Storage Web Site Mgmt xSP Home Browse Topics Government > Story Commerce Department unveils security guidelines for U.S. agencies By PATRICK THIBODEAU OCTOBER 29, 2002 Content Type: Story Source: Computerworld Government Knowledge Center Government News Discussions Vendor Listing Resource Links Reviews White Papers Government XML Feed Mobile Channel E-mail newsletters Knowledge Centers Careers CRM Data Management Development E-business ERP/Supply Chain Hardware IT Management Networking Operating Systems ROI Security Storage Web Site Mgmt xSP More topics... Departments QuickStudies SharkTank FutureWatch Careers Opinions/Letters More departments... Services Forums Research QuickPolls WhitePapers Buyer's Guide More services... WASHINGTON The U.S. Department of Commerce has released the first set of draft information security guidelines (download PDF) intended to fix the "inconsistent and flawed" security assessments of technology used by federal agencies.

48. Sun, Feds Headed For Crypto Showdown? By setting up a foreign marketing deal for encryption software much stronger than that currently approved by the commerce department, Sun Microsystems has challenged the government to a fight over its codeexport policy. Wired News http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/3960.html

49. Commerce Department Tries To Boost 'safe Harbor' Adoption - commerce department tries to boost 'safe harbor' adoption By Margret Johnston, IDGNews Service JANUARY 05, 2001 Content Type Story Source IDG News Service. http://www.computerworld.com/cwi/story/0,1199,NAV47_STO55924,00.html

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50. News: Spanish-Language Commerce Department Web Site Debuts - Jan 03, 2003 SpanishLanguage commerce department Web Site Debuts Laurie Kellman - AssociatedPress Writer - Jan 03, 2003 WASHINGTON, DC (AP) The Bush administration http://www.govtech.net/news/news.phtml?docid=2003.01.03-37173

51. Commerce Mulls Domain Comments | CNET News.com Portions of the commerce department's domain name proposal could put into action as early as next month, a commerce department official said today. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,20420,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

52. Commerce Department To Utilize E-Commerce, Go Paperless commerce department to Utilize ECommerce, Go Paperless 28/99). CommerceDepartment Sees E-Commerce As Economic Engine (6/23/99). E http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/708.html

Commerce Department to Utilize E-Commerce, Go Paperless Send this Article Print this Article Talkback By Mary Hillebrand E-Commerce Times July 2, 1999 In This Story: E-Licenses for Exporters Progess Not Easy Related Stories If U.S. Secretary of Commerce William Daley's new Internet campaign goes as planned, trees across America will be rejoicing in three years. At this week's E-Gov '99 Internet Conference, Daley pledged to make the Department of Commerce paper-free by 2002. "The Department of Commerce is using the web to entirely change the way we deliver information. What eBay has done for auctions, we are trying to do for government," Daley said. "I am setting the goal that by the year 2002, the Commerce Department will be truly an E-Commerce Department." E-Licenses for Exporters A brighter future for trees was not the only news from the department at the E-Gov event. Commerce rolled out an electronic export license service, enabling businesses to obtain licenses through secure Internet transactions with Commerce's Bureau of Export Administration. The new process means companies can make export applications completely paper-free and will ensure quicker responses. The program has been in test-mode with about 300 companies since February. During that period, the department discovered the electronic method saves applicants up to 10 days of waiting, turning around responses in as few as 24 hours. Notification of the application's approval or rejection is also sent electronically.

53. U.S. Commerce Department Targets $175M E-Commerce Budget US commerce department Targets $175M ECommerce Budget http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/2454.html

U.S. Commerce Department Targets $175M E-Commerce Budget Send this Article Print this Article Talkback By Mary Hillebrand E-Commerce Times February 8, 2000 In This Story: Manufacturing Boost Supply Chain Toolkits Digital Gap Funds Measuring E-Commerce Activities ... Related Stories The U.S. Department of Commerce has earmarked $175 million (US$) for e-commerce initiatives in its fiscal year 2001 budget, but the proposal faces certain opposition in the Republican-led Congress. As expected, the Clinton administration is positioning its Commerce Department budget proposal as necessary to carry out White House initiatives for e-commerce. For example, the administration is looking to pour more money into programs to close the so-called "digital divide" between families that have access to the Internet and those who do not. Clinton laid out his digital divide spending plan last week, as House Commerce Committee Chairman Tom Bliley (R-Virginia) vowed to hold hearings on the issue later this year. The Commerce Department also outlined several small business e-commerce initiatives in its proposed budget. "One of the Department's top priorities for FY2001 is to promote e-commerce and take every available step to close the digital divide," Commerce Secretary William Daley said. "The agency's budget proposal would bring more people, places, and businesses into the technological mainstream, helping create digital opportunity in the e-commerce revolution." Manufacturing Boost Commerce wants to spend $19 million to help small manufacturers make their businesses e-commerce ready and another $5 million to develop technical standards to make sure e-commerce applications and Internet hardware are more interoperable going forward.

54. Cylink Wins Crypto Export Nod | CNET News.com Cylink has won approval from the commerce department to export its encryption hardware products that use strong tripleDES algorithms without key recovery to certain customers. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,21480,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

55. National Sea Grant: Commerce Department Award NATIONAL SEA GRANT COLLEGE PROGRAM GIVEN commerce department AWARD. The CommerceDepartment annually recognizes individuals and programs of outstanding merit. http://www.nsgo.seagrant.org/award.html

NATIONAL SEA GRANT COLLEGE PROGRAM GIVEN COMMERCE DEPARTMENT AWARD WASHINGTON D.C. (December 14, 1999) Citing its "distinguished record of scientific research, education and public outreach focusing on coastal issues," The National Sea Grant College Program has been awarded a 1999 Bronze Medal from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The awards recognize efforts by both individuals and agencies within the Department of Commerce towards achieving goals outlined in the overall Department of Commerce's Strategic Plan. Sea Grant was the only program cited by Secretary of Commerce William Daley as part of the department's annual recognition ceremonies held December 14th at the University of Maryland College Park campus. Individually two longtime Sea Grant staffers were among 750 Department of Commerce employees who received individual awards. The National Sea Grant College Program, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, has its headquarters in Silver Spring, MD. Sea Grant is a network of 29 university-based programs in coastal and Great Lake states involving more than 300 institutions nationwide in research, education and the transfer of technology regarding coastal, marine and Great Lakes issues. Among the areas in which it conducts research, provides education, and offers extension services are aquaculture, aquatic nuisance species, coastal economic development, coastal habitat enhancement, coastal hazards, science education, marine biotechnology, and seafood technology.

56. Commerce Department Proposes Loosening Regulations On Insurance commerce department proposes loosening regulations on insurance companiesAssociated Press. Published March 19, 2003, INSU20. The state http://www.startribune.com/stories/587/3766312.html

57. Domain Name Strategy Outlined | CNET News.com In a step designed to foster business use of the Net, the Internet Society has outlined its plan to end Network Solutions' monopoly on the registration of domain names to the commerce department. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,13615,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

58. Daley Makes Push For His ‘e-commerce Department’ Campaign 21 Daley makes push for his ‘ecommerce department’ campaign Officials sayprospects for working via a secure intranet hinge on funding, departmentwide http://www.gcn.com/vol18_no21/news/245-1.html

Executive Center Columnists Products Central Site Map ... My Account Search GCN Advanced Search Government Computer News Subscribe GCN Management ... E-Mail This Article July 12, 1999 ; Vol. 18 No. 21 Officials say prospects for working via a secure intranet hinge on funding, departmentwide attitudes By Frank Tiboni and Julie Britt GCN Staff Daley and other senior managers indicated the department wanted to embrace electronic commerce, Baker said. Commerce needs $5 million to rewire its headquarters in the Herbert Hoover Building. For the past five years, Congress has denied the funding request, Daley said. The $5 million is the estimated cost of the fiber-optic backbone needed to carry high bandwidth traffic for the intranet and other uses, Baker said. The old wiring cannot handle the various media the agency wants to bring to desktop PCs, Baker said. The new wiring would let the department implement videoconferencing and training applications, as well as the intranet. Administrative work Commerce already spends $1 billion per year on information technology, so the move to e-commerce will require a significant investment, Baker said. Other challenges include coordinating and getting cooperation for the Digital Department across Commerce. But Baker said he chose the best person to make the initiative a reality.

59. Letter To Commerce Department, ICANN/VeriSign Agreement According to today’s Wall Street Journal, a Justice Department attorney recentlywrote a letter to the commerce department stating that the VeriSign contract http://www.house.gov/commerce_democrats/press/107ltr53.htm

Text only of letters sent from the Committee on Energy and Commerce Democrats. May 15, 2001 The Honorable Donald L. Evans Secretary Department of Commerce 14th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20230 Dear Mr. Secretary: In your recent letter to us, you stated that "robust competition at both the domain name registry and registrar levels will ultimately lead to greater choice, better services, and lower prices for all consumers and businesses who use the Internet." We concur with that position. Therefore, we must raise a number of concerns about both the process and the terms of the new agreement negotiated by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) with VeriSign, currently the nation’s only registry of Internet domain names (.com, .net, .org) as the successor to Network Solutions Inc. (NSI). The agreement incorporates a most unusual technique for encouraging competition. It awards VeriSign, the current $500-million, monopoly registry and holder of the most popular dot-com domain name, advantages in the registry renewal process and in terms, pricing, dispute resolution and many other contract provisions that the newer, much smaller registries will not have. ( See enclosed staff analysis .) Giving an existing monopoly a substantial advantage over new entries which have no name identification or the extensive financial resources of a large corporation is most unlikely to further "robust competition." But perhaps the most intriguing contract term gives VeriSign an automatic 10-year term unless ICANN can show that VeriSign is not "qualified." The other registries which, unlike VeriSign, did not have the federal government to pay for their infrastructure, will only get a five-year term after which they must prove to ICANN they are providing a "substantial service" to the Internet, but ICANN can still put the contract up for bids based on its "sole discretion." This disparity merits close scrutiny.

60. Trade And The Commerce Department (Testimony) Trade and the commerce department. If this approach informs our policies, mostof the commerce department should be dismantled. Principles and Trade. http://www.cato.org/testimony/ct-eh032097.html

Trade and the Commerce Department Dr. Edward L. Hudgins Director of Regulatory Studies Cato Institute U.S. Senate Government Affairs Committee March 20, 1997 I appreciate the opportunity to testify today on the future of the U.S. Department of Commerce and its trade functions. To determine the proper role of the Commerce Department in trade matters, it is first necessary to ask what are the proper government functions concerning trade. Two Systems We see in the world today two systems and two ways to manage economic affairs. One is the approach of Western Europe, Japan, and to a lesser extent the United States, an approach in which governments manage trade and directly help industries. This approach is a dismal failure. The Western industrialized countries are experiencing a slow-motion, and thus more far peaceful, version of what transpired in the communist world. Some supporters have wanted to make the U.S. Commerce Department into an American version of Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) or the European equivalent. The other approach is the free market one that tends to be more the approach in the United States. If this approach informs our policies, most of the Commerce Department should be dismantled.

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