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President Bush meets with High Tech leaders.

President Changes Export Controls on Computers

President Signs Internet Access Taxation Moratorium

Executive Order on Critical Infrastructure Protection

New Counter-Terrorism and CyberSpace Security Positions Announced

President Signs PCAST Executive Order

Remarks by the President in Meeting with High-Tech Leaders

Technology Administration

National Telecommunications and Information Administration

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Phil Bond Discusses Broadband and Other Tech Issues

Dr. John Marburger, Director of OSTP, discusses the Research and Development budget

Bruce Mehlman, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Technology Policy, discusses the Tech budget

High Tech

President Bush believes that government has an important role to play in creating an environment in which entrepreneurs flourish: an environment that encourages innovation, rewards risk-taking, and promotes equal opportunity. President Bush is committed to energizing America's high tech economy by tearing down barriers that hinder innovation and investment

During his first year in office, the President has worked to establish this environment by
1) promoting the growth of the high tech economy;
2) working to ensure that all Americans can share in the benefits of technology; and
3) increasing protections for the information shared over these networks.

Specifically, he has worked to:

Cut taxes;
Reform education and worker training;
Increase the nation's commitment to R&D;
Pursue free trade and export control reform;
Accelerate e-government;
Protect intellectual property rights;
Promote 21st Century Telecommunications Infrastructures;
Increase access to new technologies; and
Ensure the security of America's Internet infrastructure.

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