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News track

Robert Fox
Pages 9-11

Short-term and long-term remedies for runaway projects

Robert L. Glass
Pages 13-15

Consensus and the Web

Roy Rada, Carl Cargill, John Klensin
Pages 17-22

Horses for courses

Roger C. Schank
Pages 23-25

Hindsight is not always 20/20

D. Crawford
Pages 26-28

Digital watermarking

Minerva M. Yeung
Pages 31-33

Protecting digital media content

Nasir Memon, Ping Wah Wong
Pages 35-43

Technical trials and legal tribulations

Scott Craver, Boon-Lock Yeo, Minerva Yeung
Pages 45-54

Opportunities for watermarking standards

Fred Mintzer, Gordon W. Braudaway, Alan E. Bell
Pages 57-64

In business today and tomorrow

Jian Zhao, Eckhard Koch, Chenghui Luo
Pages 67-72

How watermarking adds value to digital content

John M. Acken
Pages 75-77

Web information systems

Tomás Isakowitz, Michael Bieber, Fabio Vitali
Pages 78-80

Electronic shopping

Gerald L. Lohse, Peter Spiller
Pages 81-87

Mediating electronic product catalogs

David-Michael Lincke, Beat Schmid
Pages 86-88

WISs and electronic commerce

Jay M. Tenenbaum
Pages 89-90

Public access Web information systems: lessons from the Internet EDGAR project

Ajit Kambil, Mark Ginsburg
Pages 91-97

What is inside a link?

Harri Oinas-Kukkonen
Page 98

How should CIOs deal with Web-based auctions?

Eric van Heck, Peter Vervest
Pages 99-100

Viewing WISs as database applications

Gustavo Arocena, Alberto Mendelzon
Pages 101-102

Metalevel links: more power to your links

Kenji Takahashi
Pages 103-105

Document management and Web technologies: Alice marries the Mad Hatter

V. Balasubramanian, Alf Bashian
Pages 107-115

Lessons from three years of Web development

Alan R. Dennis
Pages 112-113

Modern WISs

Hermann Maurer
Pages 114-115

Superconnectivity

Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz
Page 116

WISs at Federal Express

James A. Senn
Pages 117-118

Laptops in Congress?

Peter G. Neumann
Page 128

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