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ORCIDTelematics and Informatics, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, February 2001
- Kostas Stathis, Patrick Purcell:
Community-based interactive systems. 1-4 - Karien Hervé-Van Driessche:
Parthenay, the digital town: myth or reality? 5-15 - Federico Casalegno:
On cybersocialities. Networked communication and social interaction in the wired city of Blacksburg, VA, USA. 17-34 - Liam J. Bannon, Joe Griffin:
New technology, communities, and networking: problems and prospects for orchestrating change. 35-49 - Sara Ferlander
, Duncan Timms:
Local nets and social capital. 51-65 - Jeremy Pitt, Abe Mamdani, Patricia Charlton:
The open agent society and its enemies: a position statement and research programme. 67-87 - Francesca Toni:
Automated information management via abductive logic agents. 89-104
Volume 18, Number 2-3, May-December 2001
- Samuel Pierre:
Mobile computing and networking technologies. 105-107 - Samuel Pierre:
Mobile computing and ubiquitous networking: concepts, technologies and challenges. 109-131 - Bruno Studer:
Fixed mobile internet convergence (FMIC). 133-141 - Ronald Beaubrun, Samuel Pierre:
Technological developments and socio-economic issues of wireless mobile communications. 143-158 - Ibrahim Mortada, Wilfried Probst:
Internet telephony signaling. 159-194 - Aura Ganz, Anan Phonphoem, Kitti Wongthavarawat:
Multimedia friendly home wireless LANs. 195-209 - Akram Mokdad, Wilfried Probst:
The computational object approach for network and systems management. 211-247
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