Volume 42, Number 1, January 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-13

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  Michael E. Whitman, Anthony M. Townsend, Robert J. Aalberts: The Communications Decency Act Is not as Dead as You Think. 15-17

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  Hal Berghel: Value-Added Publishing. 19-23

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  Max Hailperin: The COPA Battle and the Future of Free Speech. 24-25

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  Barbara Simons: Starr Wars. 26-27

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  Hermann Kaindl, John M. Carroll: Symbolic Modeling in Practice - Introduction. 28-30
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  John Mylopoulos, Lawrence Chung, Eric S. K. Yu: From Object-Oriented to Goal-Oriented Requirements Analysis. 31-37
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  Keith A. Butler, Chris Esposito, Ron Hebron: Connecting the Design of Software to the Design of Work. 38-46
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  Matthias Jarke: Scenarios for Modelling. 47-48
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  Mary Beth Rosson: Integrating Development of Task and Object Models. 49-56
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  Brian R. Gaines, Mildred L. G. Shaw: Embedding Formal Knowledge Models in Active Documents. 57-63

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  Jakob Nielsen: User Interface Directions for the Web. 65-72
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  Donald P. Ballou, Giri Kumar Tayi: Enhancing Data Quality in Data Warehouse Environments. 73-78
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  John R. Nicol, Yechezkal-Shimon Gutfreund, James Paschetto, Kimberly S. Rush, Christopher Martin: How the Internet Helps Build Collaborative Multimedia Applications. 79-85
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  Pierre N. Robillard: The Role of Knowledge in Software Development. 87-92
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  David E. Avison, Francis Lau, Michael D. Myers, Peter Axel Nielsen: Action Research. 94-97

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  Satish Nambisan, Yu-Ming Wang: Roadblocks to Web Technology Adoption? 98-101

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  Fred B. Schneider, Steven M. Bellovin: Evolving Telephone Networks. 160

Volume 42, Number 2, February 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-11
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  Diane Crawford: Forum: More Ugly Truths about Consulting Assignments. 21-24

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  Larry Press: The Next Generation of Business Data Processing. 13-16

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  Brock N. Meeks: The Privacy Hoax. 17-19

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  Ghinwa Jalloul: Computing in Lebanon. 25-26

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  Lorrie Faith Cranor: Internet Privacy - Introduction. 28-31
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  Michael K. Reiter, Aviel D. Rubin: Anonymous Web Transactions with Crowds. 32-38
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  David M. Goldschlag, Michael G. Reed, Paul F. Syverson: Onion Routing. 39-41
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  Eran Gabber, Phillip B. Gibbons, David M. Kristol, Yossi Matias, Alain J. Mayer: Consistent, Yet Anonymous, Web Access with LPWA. 42-47
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  Joseph Reagle, Lorrie Faith Cranor: The Platform for Privacy Preferences. 48-55
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  Paola Benassi: TRUSTe: An Online Privacy Seal Program. 56-59
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  Roger Clarke: Internet Privacy Concerns Confirm the Case for Intervention. 60-67

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  J. Arthur Gowan, Chris Jesse, Richard G. Mathieu: Y2K Compliance and the Distributed Enterprise. 68-73
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  Robert L. Glass: The Realities of Software Payoffs. 74-79
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  Rajiv Sabherwal: The Role of Trust in Outsourced IS Development Projects. 80-86

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  Wilhelm Hasselbring: On Defining Computer Science Terminology. 88-91

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  Peter G. Neumann: Robust Open-Source Software. 128

Volume 42, Number 3, March 1999

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  Andrew Rosenbloom: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 11-12
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 27-32

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  Kalle Lyytinen, Seymour E. Goodman: Finland: The Unknown Soldier on the IT Front. 13-17

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  Pamela Samuelson: Good News and Bad News on the Intellactual Property Front. 19-24

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  Donald E. Rickert, Thomas Nagy: Focus Groups, Theory or the Kid in the Garage? 34-36

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  Anupam Joshi, Munindar P. Singh: Multiagent Systems on the Net - Introduction. 38-40
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  Rune Gustavsson: Agents with Power. 41-47
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  Tzvetan T. Drashansky, Elias N. Houstis, Naren Ramakrishnan, John R. Rice: Networked Agents for Scientific Computing. 48-54
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  Douglas E. Dyer: Multiagent Systems and DARPA. 53
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  Fumio Hattori, Takeshi Ohguro, Makoto Yokoo, Shigeo Matsubara, Sen Yoshida: Socialware: Multiagent Systems for Supporting Network Communities. 55-61
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  Alok R. Chaturvedi, Shailendra Raj Mehta: Simulations in Economics and Management. 60-61
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  Anuj K. Jain, Manuel Aparicio IV, Munindar P. Singh: Agents for Process Coherence in Virtual Enterprises. 62-69
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  Richard Green, Sangam Pant: Multiagent Data Collection in Lycos. 70
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  Aaron Sloman, Brian Logan: Building Cognitively Rich Agents Using the SIM_AGENT Toolkit. 71-77
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  Jeremy W. Baxter, Richard T. Hepplewhite: Agents in Tank Battle Simulations. 74-75

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  Moses Ma: Agents in E-Commerce - Introduction. 78-80
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  Pattie Maes, Robert H. Guttman, Alexandros Moukas: Agents That Buy and Sell. 81-91
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  Tuomas Sandholm: Automated Negotiation. 84-85
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  Danny B. Lange, Mitsuru Oshima: Seven Good Reasons for Mobile Agents. 88-89
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  David Wong, Noemi Paciorek, Dana Moore: Java-based Mobile Agents. 92-102
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  Reuven Koblick: Concordia. 96-97
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  Hideki Tai, Kazuya Kosaka: The Aglets Project. 100-101
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  Barbara Hayes-Roth, M. Vaughan Johnson Jr., Robert van Gent, Keith Wescourt: Staffing the Web with Interactive Characters. 103-105
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  Robert J. Glushko, Jay M. Tenenbaum, Bart Meltzer: An XML Framework for Agent-Based E-Commerce. 106-114
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  Howard Smith, Kevin Poulter: Share the Ontology in XML-based Trading Architectures. 110-111

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  Albert Alderson, Hanifa Shah: Viewpoints on Legacy Systems. 115-116

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  Lauren Weinstein: Bit-Rot Roulette. 144

Volume 42, Number 4, April 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 11-12
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 13-16
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  John White: ACM Digital Library Enhancements. 30-31

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  Robert L. Glass: Inspections - Some Surprising Findings. 17-19

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  Roy Rada: IT Skills Standards. 21-26

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  Donald J. Bagert: Taking the Lead in Licensing Software Engineers. 27-29

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  Tim O'Reilly: Lessons from Open-Source Software Development - Introduction. 32-37
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  Linus Torvalds: The Linux Edge. 38-39
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  Larry Wall: The Origin of the Camel Lot in the Breakdown of the Bilingual Unix. 40-41
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  Roy T. Fielding: Shared Leadership in the Apache Project. 42-43
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  John K. Ousterhout: Free Software Needs Profit. 44-45

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  Xin Yao: Following the Path of Evolvable Hardware - Introduction. 46-49
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  Moshe Sipper, Daniel Mange, Eduardo Sanchez: Quo Vadis Evolvable Hardware? 50-56
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  Pierre Marchal: Field-Programmable Gate Arrays. 57-59
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  Tetsuya Higuchi, Nobuki Kajihara: Evolvable Hardware Chips for Industrial Applications. 60-66
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  Tomofumi Hikage, Hitoshi Hemmi, Katsunori Shimohara: Hardware Evolution System AdAM. 64-65
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  Jason D. Lohn: Experiments on Evolving Software Models of Analog Circuits. 67-69
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  Adrian Thompson, Paul J. Layzell: Analysis of Unconventional Evolved Electronics. 71-79

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  Donna L. Hoffman, Thomas P. Novak, Marcos Peralta: Building Consumer Trust Online. 80-85
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  Tomasz Imielinski, Julio C. Navas: GPS-Based Geographic Addressing, Routing, and Resource Discovery. 86-92
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  Niv Ahituv, Moshe Zviran, Chanan Glezer: Top Management Toolbox for Managing Corporate IT. 93-99

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  Rachid Guerraoui, Mohamed Fayad: OO Distributed Programming is Not Distributed OO Programming. 101-104

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  Lauren Weinstein: Just a Matter of Bandwidth. 120

Volume 42, Number 5, May 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

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  Hal Berghel: How Xday Figures in the Y2K Countdown. 11-15

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  Gerald V. Post: How Often Should a Firm Buy New PCs? 17-21

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  Leon A. Kappelman: Saving Our Sacred Honor. 23-25

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  B. J. Fogg: Persuasive Technologies - Introduction. 26-29
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  Phillip King, Jason Tester: The Landscape of Persuasive Technologies. 31-38
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  Shawn Tseng, B. J. Fogg: Credibility and Computing Technology. 39-44
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  Julie Khaslavsky, Nathan Shedroff: Understanding the Seductive Experience. 45-49
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  Daniel Berdichevsky, Erik Neunschwander: Toward an Ethics of Persuasive Technology. 51-58

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  Kim Halskov Madsen: The Diversity of Usability Practices - Introduction. 60-62
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  Jacob Buur, Kirsten Bagger: Replacing Usability Testing with User Dialogue. 63-66
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  Karel Vredenburg: Increasing Ease of Use. 67-71
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  Klaus B. Bærentsen, Henning Slavensky: A Contribution to the Design Process. 72-77
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  Julia Gardner: Strengthening the Focus on Users' Working Practices. 79-82
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  William R. Dolan, Joseph S. Dumas: A Flexible Approach to Third-Party Usability. 83-85
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  Michael J. Muller, Mary Czerwinski: Organizing Usability Work to Fit the Full Product Range. 87-90
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  Thea Borgholm, Kim Halskov Madsen: Cooperative Usability Practices. 91-97

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  Jeffrey S. Poulin: Reuse: Been There, Done That. 98-100

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  David Lorge Parnas: Ten Myths About Y2K Inspections. 128

Volume 42, Number 6, June 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

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  Robert L. Glass: Is Criticism of Computing Academe Inevitably Divisive? 11-13

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  Richard Heeks: Software Strategies in developing Countries. 15-20

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  Wei-Lung Wang: Information in the Information Age. 23-24

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  Barbara Simons: Melissa's Message. 25-26

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  Milton Mueller: Emerging Internet Infrastructures Worldwide - Introduction. 28-30
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  Ben Petrazzini, Mugo Kibati: The Internet in Developing Countries. 31-36
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  Robert B. Cohen: Moving Toward a Non-U.S.-Centric International Internet. 37-40
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  Milton Mueller: Commentary: ICANN and Internet Regulation. 41-43
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  Zixiang (Alex) Tan, William Foster, Seymour E. Goodman: China's State-coordinated Internet Infrastructure. 44-52
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  P. K. Agarwal: Building India's National Internet Backbone. 53-58
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  Mugo Kibati, Donyaprueth Krairit: The Wireless Local Loop in Developing Regions. 60-66
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  Jon M. Peha: Lessons from Haiti's Internet Development. 67-72

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  Samir Chatterjee, Suzanne D. Pawlowski: All-Optical Networks. 74-83
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  Randall D. Beer, Hillel J. Chiel, Richard F. Drushel: Using Autonomous Robotics to Teach Science and Engineering. 85-92
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  Dennis Tsichritzis: Reengineering the University. 93-100
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  Michael E. Whitman, Anthony M. Townsend, Robert J. Aalberts: Considerations for an Effective Telecommunications-Use Policy. 101-108
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  Vicki L. Sauter: Intuitive Decision-Making. 109-115
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  David S. Wise: Changes in ACM's Revised Copyright Policy. 116-119

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  A. Michael Noll: Does Data Traffic exceed voice Traffic? 121-124

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  Peter G. Neumann, Declan McCullagh: Risks of Y2K. 144

Volume 42, Number 7, July 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-13

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  Meg McGinity: Telecom Act, Scene One. 15-18

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  Neil Munro: Inforwar: AK-47s, Lies, and Videotape. 19-22

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  Scott R. Tilley: The Need for Speed. 23-26

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  John Gallaugher: Challenging to New Conventional Wisdom of Net Commerce Strategies. 27-29

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  Brajendra Panda, Joseph Giordano: Defensive Information Warfare - Introduction. 30-32
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  Shiu-Kai Chin: High-Confidence Design for Security: Don't Trust - Verify. 33-37
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  Anup K. Ghosh, Jeffrey M. Voas: Inoculating Software for Survivability. 38-44
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  Terrance Goan: A Cop on the Beat Collecting and Appraising Intrusion Evidence. 46-52
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  Robert Durst, Terrence Champion, Brian Witten, Eric Miller, Luigi Spagnuolo: Testing and Evaluating: Computer Intrusion Detection Systems. 53-61
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  Matthew Stillerman, Carla Marceau, Maureen Stillman: Intrusion Detection for Distributed Applications. 62-69
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  Sushil Jajodia, Catherine D. McCollum, Paul Ammann: Trusted Recovery. 71-75

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  Jim Waldo: The Jini Architecture for Network-Centric Computing. 76-82
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  David W. Plummer, Larry J. Dalton, Frank Peter: The Recodable Locking Device. 83-87
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  Janice C. Sipior, Burke T. Ward: The Dark Side of Employee Email. 88-95
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  Ned Kock: A Case of Academic Plagiarism. 96-104

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  Peter G. Neumann: Information is a Double-Edged Sword. 120

Volume 42, Number 8, August 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-15

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  Robert L. Glass: Buzzwordism and the Epic $150 Million Software Debacle. 17-19

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  Elliot Soloway, Wayne C. Grant, Robert Tinger, Jeremy Roschelle, Mike Mills, Mitchel Resnick, Robert Berg, Michael Eisenberg: Science in the Palms of Their Hands. 21-26

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  Andrew Rosenbloom: Toward an Image Indistinguishable from Reality - Introduction. 28-31
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  Demetri Terzopoulos: Artificial Life for Computer Graphics. 32-42
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  Donald P. Greenberg: A Framework for Realistic Image Synthesis. 44-53
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  George W. Fitzmaurice, Ravin Balakrishnan, Gordon Kurtenbach: Sampling, Synthesis, and Input Devices. 54-63
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  Norman I. Badler, Martha Stone Palmer, Rama Bindiganavale: Animation Control for Real-Time Virtual Humans. 64-73
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  John Kenneth Salisbury Jr.: Making Graphics Physically Tangible. 74-81
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  Steve Bryson, David N. Kenwright, Michael Cox, David Ellsworth, Robert Haimes: Visually Exploring Gigabyte Data Sets in Real Time. 82-90

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  Surendra N. Singh, Nikunj P. Dalal: Web Home Pages as Advertisements. 91-98
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  David S. Ebert, Edward Bedwell, Stephen Maher, Laura Smoliar, Elizabeth Downing: Realizing 3D Visualization Using Grossed-beam Volumetric Displays. 100-107
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  Richard G. Vedder, Michael T. Vanecek, Carl Stephen Guynes, James J. Cappel: CEO and CIO Perspectives on Competitive Intelligence. 108-116
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  Duane P. Truex, Richard Baskerville, Heinz K. Klein: Growing Systems in Emergent Organizations. 117-123

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  Rachid Guerraoui, Mohamed Fayad: Object-oriented Abstractions for Distributed Programming. 125-127

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  Bruce Schneier: The Uses and Abuses of Biometrics. 136

Volume 42, Number 9, September 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-15

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  Pamela Samuelson: Why the Anticircumvention Regulations Need Revision. 17-21

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  William K. McHenry: Y2K International Status and Opportunities. 23-27

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  Vir V. Phoha: Can a Course Be Taught Entirely Via Email? 29-30

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  Jonathan W. Palmer, Lars Bo Eriksen: Digital Newspapers Explore Marketing on the Internet. 32-40
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  Stewart Robertson, Philip Powell: Exploiting the Benefits of Y2K Preparation. 42-48
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  Rachna Dhamija, Rachelle S. Heller, Lance J. Hoffman: Teaching E-Commerce to a Multidisciplinary Class. 50-55
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  Alok Gupta, Dale O. Stahl, Andrew B. Whinston: The Economics of Network Management. 57-63

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  Ram Ramesh, Dee H. Andrews: Distributed Mission Training: Teams, Virtual Reality, and Real-time Networking - Introduction. 64-67
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  Lynn A. Carroll: Multimodal Integrated Team Training. 68-71
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  Herbert H. Bell: The Effectiveness of Distributed Mission Training. 72-78
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  Judith S. Dahmann, James O. Calvin, Richard M. Weatherly: A Reusable Architecture for Simulations. 79-84
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  Philipp W. Peppler, Steve Stephens: Image Generation Systems in Virtual Training Platforms. 85-88
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  Peter Crane: Implementing Distributed Mission Training. 90-94

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  Eric W. Tatham: Getting the Best of Both Real and Virtual Worlds. 96-98

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  Bruce Schneier: The Trojan Horse Race. 128

Volume 42, Number 10, October 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-14

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  Neil Munro: The Ongoing Tug-of-War for E-Commerce Control. 17-20

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  Larry Press: The Post-PC Era. 21-24

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  Barbara Simons: The Heroes Among Us. 25

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  Grady Booch: UML in Action - Guest Editor's Introduction. 26-28
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  Cris Kobryn: UML 2001: A Standardization Odyssey. 29-37
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  Grant Larsen: Designing Component-Based Frameworks Using Patterns in the UML. 38-45
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  Bran Selic: Turning Clockwise: Using UML in the Real-Time Domain. 46-54
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  Alex E. Bell, Ryan W. Schmidt: UMLoquent Expression of AWACS Software Design. 55-61
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  Jim Conallen: Modeling Web Application Architectures with UML. 63-70

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  Michael A. Cusumano, David B. Yoffie: What Netscape Learned from Cross-Platform Software Development. 72-78
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  Michael Mattsson, Jan Bosch, Mohamed Fayad: Framework Integration Problems, Causes, Solutions. 80-87
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  Tessa A. Lau, Oren Etzioni, Daniel S. Weld: Privacy Interfaces for Information Management. 88-94
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  Håkon Wium Lie, Janne Saarela: Multipurpose Web Publishing Using HTML, XML, and CSS. 95-101
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  Donald Gotterbarn, Keith W. Miller, Simon Rogerson: Software Engineering Code of Ethics is Approved. 102-107

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  Lutz Prechelt: Comparing Java vs. C/C++ Efficiency Differences to Interpersonal Differences. 109-112

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  Bruce Schneier: Risks of Relying on Cryptography. 144

Volume 42, Number 11, November 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 21-24

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  Hal Berghel: The Cost of Having Analog Executives in a Digital World. 11-15

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  Robert L. Glass: Evolving a New Theory of Project Success. 17-19

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  Toshinori Munakata: Knowledge Discovery - Introduction. 26-29
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  Tom M. Mitchell: Machine Learning and Data Mining. 30-36
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  Raúl E. Valdés-Pérez: Discovery Tools for Science Apps. 37-41
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  Stephen Muggleton: Scientific Knowledge Discovery Using Inductive Logic Programming. 42-46
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  LiMin Fu: Knowledge Discovery Based on Neural Networks. 47-50
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  Kenneth A. De Jong: Evolutionary Computation for Discovery. 51-53
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  Wojciech Ziarko: Discovery Through Rough Set Theory. 54-57
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  Kevin Knight: Mining Online Text. 58-61
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  Steffen Schulze-Kremer: Discovery in the Human Genome Project. 62-64
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  Murray Campbell: Knowledge Discovery in Deep Blue. 65-67

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  Ravi Ganesan: The Messyware Advantage: The Precipitous Rise of the Middleman. 68-73
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  Sharon L. Oviatt: Ten Myths of Multimodal Interaction. 74-81
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  George S. Nezlek, Hemant K. Jain, Derek L. Nazareth: An Integrated Approach to Enterprise Computing Architectures. 82-90
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  Dawn G. Gregg, Michael Goul: A Proposal for an Open DSS Protocol. 91-96

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  Pascal Felber, Rachid Guerraoui, Mohamed Fayad: Putting OO Distributed Programming to Work. 97-101

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  Peter G. Neumann, Lauren Weinstein: Risks of Content Filtering. 152

Volume 42, Number 12, December 1999

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  Diane Crawford: Editorial Pointers. 5
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  Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10
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  Diane Crawford: Forum. 11-13

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  Mike Godwin: Net to Worry. 15-17

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  Meg McGinity: Staying Connected: Flying Wireless, With a Net. 19-21

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  Patrick Walsh, Adamantios Koumpis: The Espirt ATLAS Project. 23-26

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  Amr El-Kadi: Stop That Divorce! 27-28
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  Dennis J. Frailey: Licensing Software Engineers. 29-30

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  Steven Bellman, Gerald L. Lohse, Eric J. Johnson: Predictors of Online Buying Behavior. 32-38
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  Anne Adams, Martina Angela Sasse: Users Are Not The Enemy. 40-46
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  William H. Dutton, Anita Elberse, Matthew Hale: A Case Study of a Netizen's Guide to Elections. 48-54
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  Kai R. T. Larsen: Voting Technology Implementation. 55-57
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  Richard T. Watson, Sigmund Akselsen, Bente Evjemo, Nils Aaraæther: Teledemocracy in Local Government. 58-63
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  Magid Igbaria: The Driving Forces in the Virtual Society. 64-70
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  Hilda Tellioglu, Ina Wagner: Software Cultures. 71-77
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  Pearl Brereton, David Budgen, Keith H. Bennett, Malcolm Munro, Paul J. Layzell, Linda A. Macaulay, David Griffiths, Charles Stannett: The Future of Software. 78-84
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  Fay Cobb Payton, Patricia Flatley Brennan: How a Community Health Information Network is Really Used. 85-89

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  Frank Cuccias: The FAA's Y2K Preparedness. 91-92
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  Leon A. Kappelman: Risk, Reality, and Readiness. 93-94

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  Peter G. Neumann: Risks of Insiders. 160

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