Download PDF Information Technology June 1, 2000 Volume 30 Issue 2 Articles In This Issue Wiretapping the Net Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorSteven M. Bellovin To serve the needs of law enforcement while protecting privacy, the legal and technical approaches to Internet wiretapping must be reexamined. Of late, there has been a great deal of interest in the ability of law enforcement agencies to place wiretaps on the Internet. While there are ... Meeting the Information Society’s Needs (editorial) Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorDavid D. Clark and Marjory Blumenthal Information technology has become so pervasive, at least in developed countries, that it is the stuff of jokes and cliches. More people are buying and using information technology in more ways, more people depend on it for business and personal activities, and at the same time more people are ... Getting the Most Out of Information Technology Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorDavid G. Messerschmitt and Jerry R. Sheehan Information technology research must address problems of large-scale systems and social applications if society is to get the most out of the technology. Continued advances in information technology (IT) have resulted in dramatic transformations in many important societal functions, including ... The Digital Dilemma Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorRandall Davis The information infrastructure threatens the delicate balance between sharing information and protecting intellectual property.1 The combination of technologies that make up the information infrastructure--information in digital form, computer networks, and the World Wide Web--has arrived ...
Wiretapping the Net Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorSteven M. Bellovin To serve the needs of law enforcement while protecting privacy, the legal and technical approaches to Internet wiretapping must be reexamined. Of late, there has been a great deal of interest in the ability of law enforcement agencies to place wiretaps on the Internet. While there are ...
Meeting the Information Society’s Needs (editorial) Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorDavid D. Clark and Marjory Blumenthal Information technology has become so pervasive, at least in developed countries, that it is the stuff of jokes and cliches. More people are buying and using information technology in more ways, more people depend on it for business and personal activities, and at the same time more people are ...
Getting the Most Out of Information Technology Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorDavid G. Messerschmitt and Jerry R. Sheehan Information technology research must address problems of large-scale systems and social applications if society is to get the most out of the technology. Continued advances in information technology (IT) have resulted in dramatic transformations in many important societal functions, including ...
The Digital Dilemma Thursday, June 1, 2000 AuthorRandall Davis The information infrastructure threatens the delicate balance between sharing information and protecting intellectual property.1 The combination of technologies that make up the information infrastructure--information in digital form, computer networks, and the World Wide Web--has arrived ...