Communications of the ACM

Editorial pointers

Page 5

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News track

Robert Fox
Pages 9-11

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The year-2000 problem and the new riddle of induction

Hal Berghel
Pages 13-17

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ACM fellows

Page 18

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The Internet gains acceptance in the Persian Gulf

Grey E. Burkhart, Seymour E. Goodman
Pages 19-25

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Praises come with a hitch

Diane Crawford
Pages 26-29

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It's time for a change

Charles H. House
Page 31

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Marketing and the Internet

H. Raghav Rao, A. F. Salam, Brian DosSantos
Pages 32-34

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Marketing information on the I-Way: data junkyard or information gold mine?

P. K. Kannan, Ai-Mei Chang, Andrew B. Whinston
Pages 35-43

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An emerging model of Web site design for marketing

Jonathan W. Palmer, David A. Griffith
Pages 44-51

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Physicians in cyberspace

Lauren B. Eder, Marvin E. Darter
Pages 52-54

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Creating a custom mass-production channel on the Internet

Greg Elofson, William N. Robinson
Pages 56-62

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Consumer privacy concerns about Internet marketing

Huaiqing Wang, Matthew K. O. Lee, Chen Wang
Pages 63-70

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Web-based customer decision support systems

Robert M. O'Keefe, Tim McEachern
Pages 71-78

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Content of corporate Web pages as advertising media

A. F. Salam, H. R. Rao, C. C. Pegels
Pages 76-77

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Silicon trends and limits for advanced microprocessors

Mark Bohr
Pages 80-87

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How to avoid unwanted email

Robert J. Hall
Pages 88-95

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Collaborative, programmable intelligent agents

Bonnie A. Nardi, James R. Miller, David J. Wright
Pages 96-104

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The case for collaborative programming

John T. Nosek
Pages 105-108

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Are computers addictive?

Peter G. Neumann
Page 128

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