2004 - April
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On writing in a graduate program
by M. E. Kabay
April 2004Say what you mean, mean what you say, and always respect your interlocutors
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The neural approach to pattern recognition
by John Peter Jesan
April 2004Artificial neural networks could surpass the capabilities of conventional computer-based pattern recognition systems.
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An Interview with David Nagel: Changing lives through technology
by Peter Denning
April 2004David Nagel, CEO of PalmSource, talks about his work at NASA, Apple and AT&T, and gives examples of success and failure in human factors design.
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An Interview with Peter Denning: Building a culture of innovation
by Ubiquity staff
April 2004Peter Denning talks about transforming practice in a community, cognitive blindness and finding dead cows
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Your (un)reasonable expectations for privacy
by Eric Salveggio
April 2004While law enforcement adapts to the challenges of the electronic era, expectations of privacy diminish
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Review of "Rethinking rights and regulations - Institutional responses to new communications technologies" by Laurie Faith Cranor and Steven S. Wildman, Publisher: MIT press, Cambridge, Mass., 2003
by Carl Bedingfield
April 2004Like it or not, as users of new technologies we are playing the telecommunication game by an increasingly complicated set of rules.