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The Next Generation Internet Government policy and the future of the Internet T he Next G eneration Internet (N GI) program was first announced by Presi­ dent Bill Clinton in the fall of 1996 i speech on research and technology policy. The announcement reflected a renewed fed­ eral concern with the development of the Internet and desire to find appropriate ways for the government to help move it forward. If the administration expected that the bipartisan popularity of the Internet would mean an easy sell in Congress, the first year must have been a disappointment. The FY 98 budget request submitted in March 1997 asked for $105 million for the program, but final appropriations fell significantly short of the request. Despite those problems, the program seems to be entering its second year with stronger political legs. Some of the early problems and questions have been dealt with, although there remain some dif­ ficult issues.

Washington Hotline: The Next Generation Internet: Government policy and the future of the Internet