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Quick reference:

• General
• Community
• Electronic voting and elections
• Freedom of speech
• Art
• Cryptography and digital telephony
• Privacy issues in Medicine
• Privacy
• Digital identity
• Gender
• Law and ethics
• Technology and the NII
• Caller I.D.
• International issues

General

• Lorrie Ackerman - Summary of CFP'93
• Roger Clarke - Summary of CFP'93
• Transcript of Nicholas Johnson's Keynote Address

Community

• Richard Civille - New Investments in Civic Networking
• Mark Graham - The Role of Telecommunications Technology in Issues Advocacy and Citizen Participation in the Democratic Process
• James Love - Federal Informatino Policy

Electronic voting and elections

• Irwin Mann - Open Voting Systems
• Rebecca Mercuri - The Business of Elections
• Roy G. Saltman - Assuring Accuracy, Integrity and Security in National Elections
• Michael Ian Shamos - Electronic Voting - Evaluating the Threat
• Eva Waskell - Overview of Computers and Elections

Freedom of speech

• Mike Godwin - A New Frontier for Freedom of Expression
• Carl Kadie - The Academic Freedom Model
• Virginia E. Rezmierski - Arts, Culture, and the National Information Infrastructure
• Robert Edgar - HDID and Aesthetic Practice
• Judy Malloy - Portrait of the Artist on the Net
• Tim Perkis - The Impact of Computer Technology on the Artistic Process
• Randy Ross - Computer Technology, Telecommunications, and American Indian Art?

Cryptography and digital telephony

• Summary of the FBI's Digital Telephony Proposal
• Text of the Digital Telephony Bill
• Lance J. Hoffman - Will "Usually Secure" Cryptography Permit Bugging of the Digital Network?
• Illene Rosenthal - Export Controls on Mass Market Software with Encryption Capabilities
• David L. Sobel - Digital Telephony and Crypto Policy
• The EFF's Analysis of the FBI Proposal Regarding Digital Telephony
• Dorothy E. Denning - To Tap or Not to Tap

Privacy issues in Medicine

• Sheri Alpert - Medical Records, Privacy and Health Care Reform
• Laura Feste - Confidentiality of the Computer-Based Patient Record
• Daniel Sands - Medical Information and Privacy

Privacy

• David Lewis - Motor Vehicle Records, Freedom of Information and Your Privacy
• Pacific Bell - Pacific Bell Privacy Policy
• Barbara Petersen - Access Versus Privacy in Flordia
• Jack H. Reed - Freedom of Information - The Continuing Dilemma
• Robert Ellis Smith - The Proper Face of Privacy
• Jacob Sullum - A Contract Approach to Informational Privacy

Digital identity

• Philip E. Agre - Articulated Tracking and the Political Economy of Privacy
• Jonathan P. Allen - Freedom and Privacy in the Newly Integrated Work Environments
• Roger Clarke - Computer Matching and Digital Identity
• Will Hill and Jim Hollan - History-Enriched Digital Objects
• Max Nelson-Kilger - The Digital Individual

Gender

• Janet Dixon - Women, Public Policy, and the Information Age
• Hoai-An Truong  Gender Issues in Online Communications

Law and ethics

• John C. Brice - Freedom and Privacy in the Digital Revolution
• Donald Ingraham - Slouching into Cyberspace
• Prologue to Donald Ingraham's Interactive Court
• The Case: In The Court of Uncommon Pleas Cyberspace Judicial District

Technology and the NII

• A propsal by the EFF - The Open Platform
• Aleksander T. Futro - "CABLE: Active Participant in Telecommunications Infrastructure"
• Mike Liebhold - Alternative Telecommunications Architectures for the National Information Infrastructure

Caller I.D.

• Kathryn Kleimanon - Caller I.D.

International issues

• Ross Alan Stapleton - Three Perspectives on the Information Technologies and National Security
• Greg F. Tucker - International Trends in Privacy/Data Protection and Transborder Data Flow

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