COLUMN: Editorial pointers
This month will no doubt witness countless tributes and
somber ceremonies around the world marking the first
anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and
Pentagon. While no words could ever truly capture …
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DEPARTMENT: News track
Symbols for Vagabond Users
Robert Fox
Pages 9-10
DEPARTMENT: Forum
Diane Crawford
Pages 11-14
COLUMN: Digital village
Putting the distribution control of the Web's intellectual
content in the hands of those who created it.
Hal Berghel
Pages 15-20
COLUMN: The profession of IT
How can one design a career when career as an institution
is dead? Entrepreneurs have an answer.
Peter J. Denning
Pages 21-26
COLUMN: On site
What responsibilities do those in the computing profession
have for the moral integrity of what they do?
Paul F. Ross
Pages 27-28
COLUMN: From the president
As computing professionals we live in a variety of
computing communities.
Maria M. Klawe
Pages 29-30
COLUMN: Viewpoint
The right to an individual's privacy and the right of a
nation to protect itself hang in the balance.
Ralph R. Miller
Pages 31-33
The dissention over technology has migrated from the
East to the West over the last 12 months.
Simon Davies
Pages 35-39
SPECIAL ISSUE: The consumer side of search
Search engines are among the most useful and visible
aspects of the Internet, with millions of searches performed
every day by the major engines, not including the specialized
ones created for the news media, law …
Eric A. Brewer
Pages 40-41
Designing a search system and interface may best be
served (and executed) by scrutinizing usability
studies.
Marti Hearst, Ame Elliott, Jennifer English, Rashmi Sinha, Kirsten Swearingen, Ka-Ping Yee
Pages 42-49
A contextual computing approach may prove a
breakthrough in personalized search efficiency.
James Pitkow, Hinrich SchÜtze, Todd Cass, Rob Cooley, Don Turnbull, Andy Edmonds, Eytan Adar, Thomas Breuel
Pages 50-55
When it comes to measuring bias on the Web, there is
clearly strength in numbers (of search engines, that
is).
Abbe Mowshowitz, Akira Kawaguchi
Pages 56-60
Providing managerial information to explain costs in
the context of personnel and equipment activities and
processes.
James Gerlach, Bruce Neumann, Edwin Moldauer, Martha Argo, Daniel Frisby
Pages 61-67
Associating online buddies with musical notes, Hubbub
lets users (on both PCs and handhelds) interact by way of
opportunistic impromptu exchanges, even as they move
about.
Ellen Isaacs, Alan Walendowski, Dipti Ranganathan
Pages 68-72
Assessing existing business practices to determine
staff recruitment and retention capabilities.
Ritu Agarwal, Thomas W. Ferratt
Pages 73-79
Web site developers creating 'data-based Web pages'
that interact with organizational databases need to know
server- and client-side processing.
Mike Morrison, Joline Morrison, Anthony Keys
Pages 81-86
The 'group process' governing any group interaction
also influences a group's inspection performance.
Craig K. Tyran, Joey F. George
Pages 87-92
What can KM do for corporate memory, management
thinking, and IS responsibility, as well as for overall
business performance?
William R. King, Peter V. Marks, Scott McCoy
Pages 93-97
How formal methods can be presented in a
popular?but mathematically sound?manner to
undergraduate students of various disciplines.
Nikolay V. Shilov, Kwangkeun Yi
Pages 98-101
COLUMN: Thinking objectively
Stability models may demand greater investment in
analysis, but when used wisely, savings in development and
maintenence costs more than make up for it.
Mohamed Fayad, Shasha Wu
Pages 102-106
COLUMN: Inside risks
Digital rights management (DRM) is an attempt to provide
"remote control" over digital content. The required
level of protection goes beyond secure delivery of the
bits?restrictions on the use of the content must …
Mark Stamp
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