NTIA General Policy
 

NTIA accepts email, written, and verbal communications from anyone and/or any
organization. These communications may be shared within the government, and may,
depending on the subject matter, be retained in agency files. Information from
agency files is routinely released to fulfill information requests made under
the Freedom of Information Act and as otherwise required by law.
 

NTIA Mailing Lists
 

If you are interested in notifications from the NTIA grant programs or
other specialized mailing lists, we ask you to provide your email address
so that we can send it to you. These mailing lists are generally used to send
notices and information about those activities. NTIA does not sell or rent its
mailing lists; however, these mailing lists may be shared with non-profit
organizations co-sponsoring events with NTIA.
 

NTIA Web Site
 

Because of the way in which computer server technology works, the Internet
protocol address, and the date and time of access is logged when you visit
NTIA's web site. NTIA reviews this information for statistical purposes,
and periodically deletes this information from its systems logs.
 

Other
 

Specific proceedings where the public is invited to comment will contain a notice of
what the agency intends to do with public comments. In most cases, these
comments will become part of the public record and be posted to the web site.
 

June 16, 1998

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