The Communication Technology and Policy Division section of the proceedings contains the following 13 papers: "Reconceptualizing the Public Sphere: The Differential Role of Media Systems In Enabling Political Elites to set the Public Agenda" (Johnette Hawkins McCrery and John E. Newhagen); "Realizing the Potential Marketplace of Ideas: Utilizing the First Amendment to Advance Universal Service & Access to the Internet" (Justin Brown); "New Hope or Old Power: New Communication, Pornography and the Internet" (Don Heider and Dustin Harp); "Wanted: Your News Photo: Police Claims of Fair Use and the Protection of Digital Photos" (Victoria Smith Ekstrand); "Opinions Online: The Extension of Computer-Mediated Communication for Survey Research in Research Organizations" (Kelli S. Burns);"Broadcast Policy Research of Japan: A Historical Overview" (Tsutomu Kanayama); "Global 500 Companies' Outreach to Worldwide Consumers Online: A Content Analysis of Corporate Web Sites to Evaluate Organizational and Intercultural Communications" (Vandana Vijayasri); "Internet Uses and Gratifications: An Online Survey of Bulgarians at Home and Abroad" (Daniela V. Dimitrova); "What Is Interactivity and What Does It Do?" (Sally J. McMillan); "Information Source Use and Dependencies for Investment Decision-Making" (Oi-yu Chung and Lulu Rodriguez); "Interactivity: A New Approach" (Jae-Shin Lee); "Predicting Online Use Activity Via Motives, Innovative Traits and News Media Use" (Carolyn A. Lin); and "North Korea and the Internet" (Jung-Yul Cho). (RS)