Communications of the ACM (Association Computing Machinery)

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  Año 1997, Vol. 40, Número 11

  • Digital Library Open House extended to December 31, 1997

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  • Ben Schneiderman discusses ACM's Policy98 Conference

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  • Carver Mead receives ACM Allen Newell Award

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  • Reflections/Projections: ACM student chapter conference in Urbana-Champaign

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  • Summer intern@acm.org

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  • Calling all faculty--again!

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  • ACM activities in progress in Mexico

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  • CACM sets sights on '98

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  • Restrictions protested on cryptography research and development

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  • ACM Web redesign

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  • Ivar Jacobson co-authors new ACM press book on software reuse

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  • David Nicol is new TOMACS editor-in-chief

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  • NetWorker sponsors preconference

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  • SIGSOFT maintains strong activities to the future

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  • Millennium no worry outside U.S

    Robert Fox

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  • Encrytion gridlock alert

    Robert Fox

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  • Returned goods

    Robert Fox

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  • More older users

    Robert Fox

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  • The Year 2000 Software Problem: Quantifying the Costs and Assessing the Consequences

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  • Internet Beseiged: Countering Cyberspace Scofflaws

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  • Software Process Improvement: Successful Models and Strategies

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  • So long Deep Blue

    Robert Fox

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  • Remembering Grace

    Robert Fox

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  • Paparazzi-proff gizmo

    Robert Fox

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  • Innovative sky link

    Robert Fox

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  • Expect lots more banner ads

    Robert Fox

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  • The OPEN Process Specification

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  • Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming

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  • CORBA Distributed Objects: The ORBIX Approach

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  • Wizards and Their Wonders: Portraits in Computing

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