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SIGCAS Computers and Society, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, Spring 1986
- Jay BloomBecker:
Lobbying for computer legislation. 2-6 - Dave Browning:
Two pieces on vender relations. 7-10 - Laurence C. Rosenberg:
National science foundation information impact program. 11-13 - Gary W. Strong:
The database tool and the information assembly line. 14-16 - L. K. Englehart:
Computers and cultural change. 17-18 - Marcia Ascher:
Ethical conflicts in the computing field - an undergraduate course. 19-22
Volume 16, Numbers 2-3, Summer / Fall 1986
- Joseph Weizenbaum:
Not without us. 2-7 - Patricia T. Fletcher:
Current issues in confidentiality: Computerized information systems, medical records, and patient rights. 8-18 - Ben G. Matley:
National computer policies: Whither the United States? 19-28 - John Weld:
Would you buy a shrink wrapped automobile? 29-38 - John Weld:
Shrink Wrap - Part 2: The doubtful validity of most PC software agreements. 33-38
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