This list of communications policy sites should provide a useful starting point for research of communications issues. This is by no means an exhaustive list. Please note that these links are provided for informational purposes only, and that neither OPP nor the FCC endorses any of the sites listed here or the views expressed therein.

• Alliance for Competitive Communications
• Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions
• American Bar Association:  Forum on Communications Law
• American Civil Liberties Union
• American ISP Association
• American Mobile Telecommunications Association
• Annenberg Public Policy Center
• Association of Public Safety Communications Officials
• Association for Computing Machinery
• Association for Interactive Media
• Association Local Telecommunications Service
• Association of Local Television Services
• Asian Pacific Advanced Network
• Asian Pacific Networking Group
• Benton Foundation's Communication Policy Project
• Cable Labs
• California ISP Association
• Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association
• Center For Democracy and Technology
• Center for Media Education
• Center for Telecommunications Research at Columbia University
• Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email
• Columbia Institute for Tele-Information
• Commercial Internet eXchange
• Computer Emergency Response Team
• Computer Law Association
• Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
• Congressional Internet Caucus
• Consumer Project on Technology
• The District of Columbia Bar:  Computer and Telecommunications Law Section
• Domain Name Rights Coalition
• Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Electronic Messaging Association
• Electronic Privacy and Information Center
• Federal Communications Bar Association
• Federation of Internet Solution Providers
• Freedom Forum
• Global Internet Liberty Campaign
• Harvard Information Infrastructure Project
• Industrial Telecommunications Association
• Information Technology Association of America
• International Telecommunications Union
• Internet Architecture Board
• Internet Assigned Number Authority
• Internet Caucus of the US Congress
• Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
• Internet Engineering Task Force
• Internet Law and Policy Forum
• Internet Policy Institute
• Internet Society
• Internet Technology Industry Council
• IOPS
• ISP Business Forum
• MIT Research Program on Communications Policy
• Media Access Project
• National Association of Broadcasters
• National Association Regulatory Utility Commissioners
• National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Administrators
• National Cable Television Association
• National Emergency Number Association
• National Exchange Carriers Association
• National Telephone Cooperative Association
• New Hampshire ISP Association
• Ohio ISP Association
• Organization for the Promotion and Advancement of Small Telecommunications Companies
• Personal Communications Industry Association
• Progress and Freedom Foundation
• Society of Broadcast Engineers
• Telecom Info Resources on the Internet
• Telecommunications Industry Association
• Telecommunications Policy Research Conference
• Texas ISP Association
• US Department of Commerce: National Telecommunication and Information Administration
• US Department of Justice:  Anti Trust Division
• US Internet Industry Association
• US Telephone Association
• United Telecom Council
• Virginia ISP Alliance
• Voice Over the Network (VON) Coalition
• Washington Internet Project
• Washington ISP Association
• Wisconsin ISPs
• Wireless Communications Association International
• World Intellectual Property Organization
• World Wide Web Consortium