Information Outlook, March 2000

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Information Outlook, April 2000

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Information Outlook, April 2000

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Regulating Broadband Communication Networks

Professor Allen Hammond argues that the impending development of broadband communication networks has the potential to expand and equalize speech rights by endowing the public with more numerous and more powerful opportunities for speech. To realize these benefits, however, Congress must design a novel regulatory scheme that will maximize the speech rights of both the owners and the users of broadband communication networks. Current regulatory schemes governing print, broadcast and cable provide media owners and editors with extensive speech rights, but fail to provide sufficient public access. In contrast, the regulatory scheme governing telephone service providers assures public speech rights only by depriving media owners of all opportunities for speech

Information Outlook, May 2000

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Information Outlook, May 2000

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Branching from Within : A Program for Persons with Physical Disabilities

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Information Outlook, June 1999

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Applications Technology Satellite and Communications Technology Satellite user experiments for 1967-1980 reference book. Volume 4: Abstracts

The important user experiments conducted during the fourteen year period from 1966 to 1980 are summarized. A description of each of the satellites and a brief summary of each user experiment is presented. A cross index of user experiments sorted by various parameters and a listing of keywords versus experiment number is included. The experiments are grouped by type of service offered; for example, education, health services, and data transmission. A bibliography of reports by accession number and by author is also presented. User viewpoints of the systems are presented

NASA Tech Briefs, June 1994

Topics covered include: Microelectronics; Electronic Components and Circuits; Electronic Systems; Physical Sciences; Materials; Computer Programs; Mechanics; Machinery/Automation; Manufacturing/Fabrication; Mathematics and Information Sciences; Life Sciences; Books and Report