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Andrew Lewman authored 14 years ago
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10) <a href="<page press/2010-03-25-tor-store-press-release>">Tor Project And Printfection Announce the Tor Store</a>
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15) <h2>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE</h2>
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17) <h2><strong>TOR PROJECT AND PRINTFECTION ANNOUNCE THE TOR STORE</strong></h2>
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19) <p><strong>WALPOLE, MA</strong> The Tor Project and Printfection launch
20) <a href="http://printfection.com/torprojectstore">The Tor Store</a> for
21) all your Tor fan needs. The Tor Store offers a range of t-shirts for
22) men and women, mugs, and sweatshirts emblazed with everyones favorite
23) techno-onion logo. Community feedback shapes the product selection.
24) This first release of the store contains some of the most requested
25) Tor-logo enabled items.</p>
26)
27) <p> <blockquote>"The Tor Project is leveraging Printfection's on-demand
28) merchandise fulfillment technology to engage their supporters and generate
29) additional revenue to help protect anonymity online. We're proud to be
30) associated with such an important project."
31) </blockquote>
32) -- Casey Shorr, CEO of Printfection</p>
33)
34) <p>Tor's tools and technologies are already used by millions
35) of people to protect their activities online. These
36) users include journalists and human rights workers in politically
37) rigid countries communicating with whistleblowers and dissidents.
38) Law enforcement officers on Internet sting operations stay
39) anonymous with Tor, as do people wanting to post socially
40) sensitive information in chat rooms, like rape or abuse survivors
41) and those with illnesses. The Tor network also provides
42) protection for people looking for another layer of privacy from
43) the millions of websites and ISPs bent on collecting private
44) information and tracking their moves online.</p>
45)
46) <p>Tor welcomes your support through purchasing of Tor branded items and
47) through the consistent donations of thousands of individuals through our
48) <a href="<page donate/donate>">various methods of donation</a>. </p>
49)
50) <h2>ABOUT THE TOR PROJECT</h2>
51)
52) <p>Based in Walpole, MA, The Tor Project
53) develops free and open-source software that provides online
54) anonymity to the everyday Internet user. Tor was born out of a
55) collaboration with the U.S. Naval Research Lab starting in 2001,
56) and it became an official U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit in 2006. The
57) Tor Project now works with many individuals, NGOs, law
58) enforcement agencies, and businesses globally to help them
59) protect their anonymity online.</p>
60)
61) <p>In addition to its efforts developing and maintaining the Tor
62) anonymity software and the Tor network, The Tor Project also
63) helps to lead the research community in understanding how to
64) build and measure scalable and secure anonymity networks. The Tor
65) developers publish several new research papers each year in major
66) academic security conferences, and just about every major
67) security conference these days includes a Tor-related paper. Tor is a
68) project-funded organization with eight full-time staff.</p>
69)
70) <h2>ABOUT PRINTFECTION</h2>
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72) <p>Printfection is the leading all-in-one merchandise fulfillment
73) service. Tens of thousands of businesses use our technologies and
74) services to power their merchandising programs. We make it easy for any
75) sized organization to sell t-shirts, mugs, totes, and other promotional
76) merchandise online. Launched in 2004, Printfection now hosts over
77) 20,000 online merchandise stores fulfilling orders from three locations
78) nationwide. The company is based in Denver, Colorado. Learn more about
79) Printfection at www.Printfection.com.</p>
80)
81) <p>The "Onion Logo" and "Tor" wordmark are registered trademarks
82) of The Tor Project, Inc.</p>
83)
84) <p>Contact: Andrew Lewman</p>
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