Who Will Build Our Future?
The concept of open source is spreading even outside the software industry.
Where are we going with these "networks of strangers?" (Christian
Science Monitor)...
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Will Blackboard Go Public in 2004?
Washington Post writer Shannon Henry says the signs are all there...
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What's Happening with File Trading and the RIAA?
This comprehensive article discusses attempts recently to measure file trading
and the effects of the Recording Industry Association of America’s
campaign, and also examines some of the very interesting legal
issues that have arisen - like the use subp'enas, which have
not been before a judge. (Cnet News.com)...
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U. Texas Power Outage Teaches Tech Dependency
The outage came from work to repair circuitry and connections from an earlier
fire that had destroyed UT Arlington’s Central Utilities Plant
last month. Lessons are being learned here about technology
dependency and power supply. (The UT Shorthorn)...
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Some Jackson State Students Resist Laptop Requirement
Jackson State d'esn't have enough computers in labs for students, so it's
thinking about requiring students to own them. But some students
are resisting the move. (South Mississippi Sun Herald)...
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Student Grades Hacked at Claflin University
Some students suggest that as many as 300 students' transcripts may have been
altered. As many as 75 students have been disciplined. (South
Carolina Times & Democrat)...
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Internet2 Moving Ahead From Headquarters in Michigan
"When we started out we didn't have any notion of how long we'd be around,"
said Doug Van Houweling, Internet2's president and CEO. "Years
later, it's clear there's still a lot of work to be done."
(Detroit News)...
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UC Berkley to Get New E-mail System at Start of 2004
Following a major outage last spring, Berkeley is replacing UClink with CalMail.
CalMail is undergoing pilot testing this month. UClink is
more than a decade old!...
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