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Subject:      Inter-Community Networking
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Hello,

I'm writing an article on how useful information passes from one
community to another, how this can be harnessed for community economic
development, and how networking via computer may play an important
role in this process of idea sharing.

If you know of any sources of information on how communities
communicate with other communities (ie. books or etc)
that I should be looking at, please let me know to my email
address.

Thanks,

           John at jesperse@sfu.ca