Volume 1 Vint Cerf Lessons in Life from the Net (Issue 1 - February 21-27, 2000) Gordon Bell Dear Appy, How committed are you? (Issue 1 - February 21-27, 2000) Cathy Beise and Martha Myers What IT Labor Shortage? (Issue 1 - February 21-27, 2000) Robert Tannenbaum and Joanna M. Badagliacco Multimedia and Gender (Issue 1 - February 21-27, 2000) A Book Excerpt by Virginia Postrel The Future and Its Enemies (Issue 1 - February 21-27, 2000) An Interview with John White Building Community for the New Information Technology Professional (Issue 2 - February 28 - March 5, 2000) An essay by Michael Schrage Mirrorware (Issue 2 - February 28 - March 5, 2000) M. E. Kabay Distributed Denial-of- Service Attacks (Issue 2 - February 28 - March 5, 2000) A Book Excerpt by Simson Garfinkel Database Nation (Issue 2 - February 28 - March 5, 2000) Talking with Richard Saul Wurman Understanding in the Age of Also (Issue 3 - March 6-12, 2000) Don Tapscott, David Ticoll and Alex Lowy The Rise of Business Webs (Issue 3 - March 6-12, 2000) Michael M. Roberts Code and the Internet (Issue 3 - March 6-12, 2000) A Book Excerpt by Frederick Levine, Chris Locke, David Searls and David Weinberger The Cluetrain Manifesto (Issue 3 - March 6-12, 2000) An Interview with Don Norman New Tools, New Teaching . . . . (Issue 4 - March 13-20, 2000) Robert C. Heterick, Jr. Through a Glass, Darkly (Issue 4 - March 13-20, 2000) Kenneth G. Robinson The Benefits of Privacy Invasion (Issue 4 - March 13-20, 2000) An Interview with Peter Denning The Future of the IT Profession (Issue 5 - March 21-27, 2000) William Paul Fiefer Domain-Nation (Issue 5 - March 21-27, 2000) John C. Thomas What is the Story of the 21st Century? (Issue 5 - March 21- 27, 2000) A Book Excerpt by John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid The Social Life of Information (Issue 5 - March 21-27, 2000) Talking with Donna Hoffman Dot to Dot-Com (Issue 6 - March 28 - April 3, 2000) Jeremy J. Shapiro Acquiring Digital Wealth (Issue 6 - March 28 - April 3, 2000) William H. Graves The Dot.xxx Challenge . . . . (Issue 6 - March 28 - April 3, 2000) An Interview with Peter Huber Why 99.9 percent is not good enough (Issue 7 - April 4-10, 2000) Ubiquity reader As A Man Grows Older (Issue 7 - April 4-10, 2000) Nancy M. Dixon Common Knowledge: How Companies Thrive . . (Issue 7 - April 4-10, 2000) An Interview with Paul Duguid Organizations and Technology (Issue 8 - April 11-17, 2000) Martin Raish What About the Library? (Issue 8 - April 11-17, 2000) A Book Excerpt by James A. Anderson and Edward Rosenfeld TALKING NETS: An Oral History . . . (Issue 8 - April 11-17, 2000) Ubiquity readers share their concerns about age discrimination Readers Comments (Issue 8 - April 11-17, 2000) An Interview with Nancy Dixon Common Knowledge (Issue 9 - April 18-24, 2000) R.W. Burniske Arabia Online: Answering the Call . . . (Issue 9 - April 18-24, 2000) A Conversation with Eli Noam Academia, tele-information, and . . . . (Issue 10 - April 25 - May 1, 2000) Joseph Newcomer Deconstructing the Internet Paradox (Issue 10 - April 25 - May 1, 2000) Paula Hawthorn Letter on Ageism (Issue 10 - April 25 - May 1, 2000) Gordon Bell CyberAll: Everywhere and Forever (Issue 11 - May 2-8, 2000) R. Raghuraman India: Is IT the future? (Issue 11 - May 2-8, 2000) A Book Excerpt by Jeff Johnson GUI Bloopers: Don'ts and Do's . . . . (Issue 11 - May 2-8, 2000) Talking With Alan G. Merten Education in the New Hi-Tech World (Issue 12 - May 9-15, 2000) Ephraim L. Michael, Esq. Electronic Signature Legislation (Issue 12 - May 9 - May 15, 2000) R.W. Burniske Literacy in the Cyber Age (Issue 12 - May 9 - May 15, 2000) By Peter G. Neumann Risks in Our Information Infrastructures (Issue 13 - May 16-22, 2000) Marcia C. Linn Partners in Learning (Issue 13 - May 16 - May 22, 2000) Don Tapscott, David Ticoll, and Alex Lowy Digital Capital: Harnessing the Power of Business Webs (Issue 13 - May 16 - May 22, 2000) Re: Electronic Signature Legislation Problems with Cyber-Signatures (Issue 13 - May 16 - May 22, 2000) Arthur Melmed The Untried Approach (Issue 14 - May 23-29, 2000) Bill Joy A Call for Early Intervention (Issue 14 - May 23-29, 2000) Jef Raskin The Humane Interface (Issue 14 - May 23-29, 2000) Lewis J. Perelman Stay Tuned for the "New" Economy (Issue 15 - May 30 - June 5, 2000) William Paul Fiefer Heavy Rotation (Issue 15 - May 30 - June 5, 2000) Readers Comments Finger Pointing in the Wrong Direction (Issue 15 - May 30 - June 5, 2000) Peter G. Neumann Certitude and Rectitude (Issue 16 - June 6-12, 2000) Jamming with John Kao Searching for the Sweet Spot (Issue 16 - June 6-12, 2000) Readers Comments PGP Signatures for Electronic Documents? (Issue 16 - June 6-12, 2000) C. Celeste Creswell, Esq. Arbitration Clauses in Online Agreements (Issue 17 - June 13-19, 2000) M. E. Kabay A New Recruit Writes Home From Boot Camp (Issue 17 - June 13-19, 2000) Readers Comments So-Called High Tech Solutions (Issue 17 - June 13-19, 2000) Marsha Woodbury The Bout of the Century? Information Ethics vs. E-Commerce (Issue 18 - June 20-26, 2000) Talking with Sidney Karin The Ongoing Evolution of Scientific Supercomputing (Issue 18 - June 20-26, 2000) Samuel Chong and Kecheng Liu The Social Aspects Neglected in E-Commerce (Issue 19 - June 27 - July 10, 2000) Bob Metcalfe Where Do We Go From Here? (Issue 19 - June 27 - July 10, 2000) Readers Comments Will the Real MS Customer Please Stand Up? (Issue 19 - June 27 - July 10, 2000) Small talk with Ralph C. Merkle Nanotechnology: Designs for the Future (Issue 20 - July 11-17, 2000) Readers Comments Dear Beta Site User (Issue 20 - July 11-17, 2000) Carol Twigg Distance Education: An Oxymoron? (Issue 21 - July 18-24, 2000) Bill Hanson Internet Virus Protection (Issue 21 - July 18-July 24, 2000) Question Time What Should Be Done About the "Digital Divide?" (Issue 22 - July 25-31, 2000) Question Time Napster (Issue 22 - July 25-31, 2000) Bernard Goldbach Just Turn Me Off (Issue 23 - August 1-7, 2000) Robert S. Tannenbaum Theoretical Foundations of Multimedia (Issue 23 - August 1-7, 2000) Question Time Organizational Shake-Ups (Issue 23 - August 1-7, 2000) Question Time Online Privacy (Issue 23 - August 1-7, 2000) R. Raghuraman Caught them, but how to hold them? (Issue 24 - August 8-14, 2000) Thomas H. Davenport and Lawrence Prusak Working Knowledge: How Organizations Manage What They Know (Issue 24 - August 8-14, 2000) Question Time True Leadership (Issue 24 - August 8-14, 2000) James A. Dewar The Information Age and the Printing Press: Looking Backward to See Ahead (Issue 25 - August 15-21, 2000) M. E. Kabay Monty Python's Flying Circus: Microsoft and the Aircraft Carriers (Issue 25 - August 15-21, 2000) Question Time Global Village or Global Police Station? (Issue 25 - August 15-21, 2000) Question Time True Leadership (Issue 25 - August 15-21, 2000) Reader Comments Working Knowledge (Issue 25 - August 15-21, 2000) Jeanine L. Gibbs The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (Issue 26 - August 22-28, 2000) A conversation with techno-security specialist Dorothy Denning Hacktivism and Other Net Crimes (Issue 26 - August 22-28, 2000) Question Time Global Village or Global Police Station? (Issue 26 - August 22-28, 2000) Reader Comments Knowledge management accelerates learning (Issue 26 - August 22-28, 2000) Ben Shneiderman Universal Usability (Issue 27 - August 29 - September 12, 2000) Talking with inventor Bob Olodort What's New? (Issue 27 - August 29 - September 12, 2000) Reader Comments: Semantics aside, "knowledge" can be managed (Issue 27 - August 29 - September 12, 2000) M. E. Kabay May the Power Be With You: A Design Philosophy for Software Engineers (Issue 28 - September 12-18, 2000) Talking with William A. Wulf The Nature of Engineering, the Science of Humanities, and Godel's Theorem (Issue 28 - September 12-18, 2000) Reader Comments Putting pretentious pontificators on notice (Issue 28 - September 12-18, 2000) Giovanna A. Avellis The ERMES Approach to Software Evaluation (Issue 29 - September 19-25, 2000) Talking with Phil Smith Collective Control (Issue 29 - September 19-25, 2000) Richard J. Cox The Information Age and History: Looking Backward to See Us (Issue 30 - September 26 - October 2, 2000) Reader Comments The Complete Computer Scientist (Issue 30 - September 26 - October 2, 2000) Shannon Jacobs We, the Internet (Issue 31 - October 2-9, 2000) Ben Shneiderman Credit for computer crashes? Creative solutions to usability problems can serve all users. (Issue 31 - October 2-9, 2000) Strategy guru Gary Hamel Revolutionizing the Corporate Culture (Issue 32 - October 10-16, 2000) Richard T. Watson U-Commerce: The Ultimate (Issue 33 - October 17-23, 2000) Dan Bricklin The Software Police vs. the CD Lawyers (Issue 33 - October 17-23, 2000) Robert S. Tannenbaum Multimedia Developers Can Learn from the History of Human Communication (Issue 34 - October 24-30, 2000) Doug Isenberg Presidential Politics and Internet Issues in the 2000 Election (Issue 34 - October 24-30, 2000) Daniel Uhlfelder Electronic Signatures and the New Economy (Issue 35 - October 31 - November 13, 2000) Robert C. Heterick, Jr. Educational Mind Shift (Issue 35 - October 31 - November 13, 2000) Daniel Uhlfelder UCITA: Coming to a Statehouse Near You (Issue 36 - November 14-20, 2000) Joseph M. Newcomer Barriers to Mentoring (Issue 36 - November 14 - November 20, 2000) Virginia Postrel There's No Going Back (Issue 36 - November 14 - November 20, 2000) Andrew Rafalski The Road to Encryption (Issue 37 - November 21 - 27, 2000) Denise Caruso Taking Stock of the Tech Industry (Issue 37 - November 21 - 27, 2000) David Curle Making Matters Worse (Issue 38 - November 28 - December 4, 2000) M.O. Thirunarayanan Cutting Down on Chat Confusion (Issue 38 - November 28 - December 4, 2000) Daniel W. Uhlfelder, Esq. The New Economy: Are Rules Irrelevant? (Issue 39 - December 5-11, 2000) Patrick Walsh and Adamantios Koumpis Managing Information Supply Chains (Issue 39 - December 5-11, 2000) Edmund B. (Pete) Burke A Dialogue on Local Interests and National Commerce (Issue 40 - December 12-18, 2000) Mihai Nadin Anticipatory Computing (Issue 40 - December 12-18, 2000) Greg Farman Guide to the Internet (Issue 41 - December 13-25, 2000) Kerry Northrup Tomorrow's News (Issue 41 - December 13-25, 2000) Tim Burns Effective Unit Testing (Issue 42 - January 2-8, 2001) A Book Review by James F. Doyle Radical Innovation: How Mature Companies Can Outsmart Upstarts (Issue 42 - January 2-8, 2001) Donald J. Cohen In Good Company: How Social Capital Makes Organizations Work (Issue 42 - January 2-8, 2001) R. Raghuraman Now Hiring: Sciengineer (Issue 43 - January 9-15, 2001) William H. Graves The New Challenges of E-Learning (Issue 43 - January 9-15, 2001) Jef Raskin The Piper Cub Offense (Issue 44 - January 16-22, 2001) Talking with MIT Computer Lab's Michael Dertouzos The Human-Centric Approach (Issue 44 - January 16-22, 2001) M.O. Thirunarayanan and Aixa Perez-Prado Structured Chat (Issue 45 - January 23-29, 2001) Mihai Nadin The Civilization of Illiteracy (Issue 45 - January 23-29, 2001) Shannon Jacobs Sam Spam the Flimflam Man (Issue 46 - January 30 - February 5, 2001) Patricia Duhart McNair Controlling Risk (Issue 46 - January 30 - February 5, 2001) Mary J. Cronin Unchained Value: The New Logic of Digital Business (Issue 46 - January 30 - February 5, 2001) Tony G. LeTrent-Jones and Jeremy J. Shapiro In Good Company (Issue 47 - February 6-12, 2001) Richard Leifer Richard Leifer on Radical Innovation (Issue 47 - February 6-12, 2001) Lorrie Faith Cranor Voting After Florida: No Easy Answers (Issue 48 - February 13-19, 2001) cstable test (Issue 48 - February 13-19, 2001) Issues by Volume

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