[DMCA-Activists] Re: [DMCA_Discuss] NY Arena Outreach, 5/17/03 and 5/10/03

[Anatoly Volynets]

On Sun, 25 May 2003, Seth Johnson wrote:

>
> 5/17/03:
>
> Last Saturday, New Yorkers for Fair Use did 4 hours of street outreach on
> 7th Avenue in Brooklyn.
>
> One volunteer approached 180 passers-by with a pitch about stopping
> Palladium and TCPA before they get deployed.  Out of those approaches, 7
> people volunteered for Press Outreach.
>
> Combined with results from previous Street Outreach tactics, we have a total
> of 144 volunteers added to our database.
>
> Seth Johnson
>
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>
> 5/10/03:
>
> On Saturday, May 10, New Yorkers for Fair Use did street outreach on 7th
> Avenue in Brooklyn, recruiting volunteers to help build the strength of the
> information freedom struggle.
>
> Three NY Fair Users approached 137 passers-by with a pitch about stopping
> Palladium and TCPA before they get deployed.  Out of those approaches, 17
> people volunteered for various roles, most commonly Press Outreach
> Campaigners.  That gives us a parity rate of 12.4%.
>
> Combined with results from previous Street Outreach tactics, we have added
> 137 volunteers to our database.
>
> Seth Johnson
>
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>

Hi Seth,
I wonder who the volunteers are? In terms of occupation,
education and age?
Do they continue to do something?

Thanks,
Anatoly

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