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portada Chasing Moore's Law: Information Technology Policy in the United States
Type
Physical Book
Year
2004
Language
English
Pages
322
Format
Paperback
ISBN
1891121332
ISBN13
9781891121333

Chasing Moore's Law: Information Technology Policy in the United States

Peter Harsha; Steve Mosier; David Bruggeman; Najma Yousefi; Lorraine Woellert; Eric Fisher; Jolene Kay Jesse (Author) · Scitech Publishing · Paperback

Chasing Moore's Law: Information Technology Policy in the United States - Peter Harsha; Steve Mosier; David Bruggeman; Najma Yousefi; Lorraine Woellert; Eric Fisher; Jolene Kay Jesse

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Synopsis "Chasing Moore's Law: Information Technology Policy in the United States"

This book provides an introductory overview to all of the major policy issues in the United States related to information technology. These issues include federal funding of research that helped to create the Internet; telecommunications issues such as regulations about wireless technologies; computer security and homeland defense; governance and use of the Internet such as spam, viruses, electronic voting, taxation of online commerce, and child pornography; privacy; intellectual property issues such as copyright infringement related to peer-to-peer sharing of music and video files, or trademark infringement through the misuse of domain names (cybersquatting); antitrust in the software industry; uneven access to information technology in poor, rural, and minority communities (Digital Divide); and visas for foreign workers. Every chapter identifies the main players, the history of legislation and court cases in this area, and describes recent events. Accessible and interesting to both policy people and technical computing people, as well as to any computer user or IT worker who wanted a general understanding of these issues. The book will help policy people, most of whom are generalists, to understand the basic issues of IT policy. The book will also help IT professionals to understand the process by which their technology is politically controlled.

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