Volume 4 Reviewed by Robert M. Siegmann Bell Labs: Life in the Crown Jewel (Issue 1 - February 25 - March 3, 2003) Patrick Amato Hacking Primes (Issue 1 - February 25 - March 3, 2003) James Michalko Information Access on the Wide Open Web (Issue 2 - March 4-10, 2003) Robert Kahn Putting it all Together with (Issue 3 - March 11-17, 2003) Review By Frank P. Coyle The Power of Events (Issue 4 - March 18-24, 2003) Yuwei Lin The Institutionalization of Hacking Practices (Issue 4 - March 18-24, 2003) Cathleen Benko and Warren McFarlan Do You Know What's in Your Project Portfolio? (Issue 5 - March 25-31, 2003) M. E. Kabay Organizing and Safeguarding Information on Disk (Issue 6 - April 1-7, 2003) Blade Kotelly The Art and Business of Speech Recognition (Issue 7 - April 8-14, 2003) Michele Visciola Reflections on the User Centered Design (UCD) Perspective in Research on Wireless Applications (Issue 8 - April 15-21, 2003) K.V.K.K. Prasad Running a Virtual Enterprise (Issue 8 - April 15-21, 2003) Brook Manville A Model of Democracy (Issue 9 - April 22-28, 2003) Charles A. Shoniregun and Sarah-Jane Gray Is E-learning Really the Future or a Risk? (Issue 10 - April 29 - May 5, 2003) Trevis J. Rothwell Job Applications and Network Security, or, How to Not Limit the Online Applicant Pool (Issue 10 - April 29 - May 5, 2003) Abbe Mowshowitz The Virtues of Virtual (Issue 11 - May 6-12, 2003) Abbe Mowshowitz Virtual Organization: Toward a Theory of Societal Transformation Stimulated by Information Technology (Issue 11 - May 6-12, 2003) Avi Rushinek and Sara Rushinek What Makes a Publisher Important? (Issue 12 - May 13-19, 2003) M.O. Thirunarayanan From Thinkers to Clickers: The World Wide Web and the Transformation of the Essence of Being Human (Issue 12 - May 13-19, 2003) Ellen Ullman What's Bugging Ellen Ullman? (Issue 13 - May 20 - May 26, 2003) Bryan MacKinnon Commercial Computational Grids: A Road Map (Issue 14 - May 27 - June 2, 2003) M. E. Kabay Staffing the Data Center (Issue 14 - May 27 - June 2, 2003) Jeff Mauzy Building an Inventive Organization (Issue 15 - June 3-9, 2003) Shrideep Pallickara and Geoffrey Fox Lowering the Cost of Computation (Issue 16 - June 10-16, 2003) Trevis J. Rothwell Hasta Luego, Mi Amiga (Issue 16 - June 10-16, 2003) Blade Kotelly A Designing Life: (Issue 17 - June 17-23, 2003) Sam Lubbe From PostGrad to Professional (Issue 18 - June 24-30, 2003) David Luque Sacaluga Fractal Generation From the "Luque Method" for Simplification of Logic Functions (Issue 18 - June 24-30, 2003) Henry Chesbrough Bringing Technology to Market (Issue 19 - July 1-7, 2003) Laurence Prusak Why New Ideas are Both Disruptive and Necessary (Issue 20 - July 8 - July 14, 2003) Mary Burns Falling Water, Crashing Windows: Making Computers More School Friendly (Issue 21 - July 15-21, 2003) Adamantios Koumpis and Bob Roberts Economies and Diseconomies of Scale in the Information Society (Issue 21 - July 15-21, 2003) Jef Raskin A Conversation with Jef Raskin (Issue 22 - July 22-28, 2003) Clifford Lynch Check out the New Library (Issue 23 - July 29 - August 4, 2003) Reviewed by Carl Bedingfield A Pattern Language for Web Usability (Issue 24 - August 5-11, 2003) M. E. Kabay Computer-Aided Thematic Analysis: Useful Technique for Analyzing Non-Quantitative Data (Issue 24 - August 5-11, 2003) Chuck Henry Redefining the Role of the Library (Issue 25 - August 13-26, 2003) Stephen Downes Public Policy, Research and Online Learning (Issue 25 - August 13-26, 2003) Geoffrey Fox, Shrideep Pallickara, Marlon Pierce and David Walker Towards Dependable Grid and Web Services (Issue 25 - August 13-26, 2003) Christopher Kelty A Whole New Worldview (Issue 26 - August 27 - September 2, 2003) Bernhard Irrgang Ethical and Social Aspects of Biotechnology (Issue 27 - September 2-9, 2003) Sam Lubbe The Development of a Case Study Methodology in the Information Technology (IT) Field: A Step by Step Approach (Issue 27 - September 2-9, 2003) Bhaskar Chakravorti The More Things Change, the More (and Less) They Stay the Same (Issue 28 - September 9-15, 2003) Charles Adetokunbo Shoniregun and Andrew Anderson Is Child Internet Access a Questionable Risk? (Issue 29 - September 16-22, 2003) Goutam Kumar Saha Transient Software Fault Tolerance Through Recovery (Issue 29 - September 16-22, 2003) Andrew Hargadon The Trouble with Out-of-the-Box Thinking (Issue 30 - September 23-29, 2003) Ben Chi Talking with: Ben Chi of NYSERNet (Issue 31 - September 30 - October 6, 2003) Goutam Kumar Saha Fault Management in Mobile Computing (Issue 32 - October 6-14, 2003) Stephen Downes The Aeffability of Knowledge Management (Issue 32 - October 6-14, 2003) Dr. Clemens Lango visuos: A Visuo-spatial Operating Software for Knowledge Work (Issue 33 - October 15-21, 2003) M.E. Kabay Talking with: Security Expert M.E. Kabay (Issue 34 - October 22-28, 2003) William Paul Fiefer Port Wars (Issue 35 - October 29 - November 4, 2003) Jason Sargent The Digital Aid Framework (Issue 35 - October 29 - November 4, 2003) Thomas J. Parenty Are You a Technical Guru or an Enlightened Friend? (Issue 36 - November 5-11, 2003) Kemal A. Delic IT Services = People + Tools + Processes (Issue 37 - November 12-18, 2003) John Peter Jesan and Donald M. Lauro Human Brain and Neural Network Behavior: A Comparison (Issue 37 - November 12-18, 2003) Kathy Schroeder The Plot Quickens (Issue 38 - November 19-25, 2003) Kenneth G. Robinson Cellular Number Portability: Really Such A Big Deal? (Issue 39 - November 26 - December 2, 2003) David Ticoll The Dawning of the Age of Transparency (Issue 40 - December 3-9, 2003) Reviewed by Carl Bedingfield Spinning the Semantic Web (Issue 41 - December 10-16, 2003) Avi Rushinek and Sara Rushinek The University of DVD (Issue 41 - December 10-16, 2003) David Rejeski Making Policy in a Moore's Law World (Issue 42 - December 17-23, 2003) Stuart Russell Stuart Russell on the Future of Artificial Intelligence (Issue 43 - December 24, 2003 - January 6, 2004) Thomas Kalil Where Politics, Policy, Technology and Science Converge (Issue 44 - January 6-12, 2004) Review by Shelley Evenson What is Web Design? (Issue 44 - January 6-12, 2004) Donald A. Norman Emotional Design (Issue 45 - January 13-19, 2004) Benjamin Kuipers Making Sense of Common Sense Knowledge (Issue 45 - January 13-19, 2004) Stephen Downes 2004: The Turning Point (Issue 46 - January 21-27, 2004) David Dorman The Case for Open Source Software in the Library Market (Issue 47 - January 28 - February 3, 2004) Goutam Kumar Saha Beyond the Conventional Techniques of Software Fault Tolerance (Issue 47 - January 28 - February 3, 2004) Peter Denning The Great Principles of Computing (Issue 48 - February 4-10, 2004) Espen Andersen It is not what you do, it is whom you do it with (Issue 49 - February 11-17, 2004) M. Ali Nasir Legal Issues Involved in E-Commerce (Issue 49 - February 11-17, 2004) Esther Dyson Esther Dyson . . . In Focus (Issue 50 - February 18-24, 2004) Issues by Volume

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