ACM'97: The Next 50 Years of Computing, ACM '97, San Jose, California, USA, March 3-5, 1997 - researchr publication

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ACM'97: The Next 50 Years of Computing, ACM '97, San Jose, California, USA, March 3-5, 1997. ACM, 1997. [doi]

Conference: acm1997

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ACM97 opening commentsJames Burke. 1 [doi]

SemiconductorsCarver Mead. 2 [doi]

The folly of predictionGordon Bell. 3 [doi]

The evolution and impact of electronic and non-electronic, biological, and optical computingJoel S. Birnbaum. 4 [doi]

How intelligent agents will interact with software ecologiesPattie Maes. 5 [doi]

The future of software, the software industry, and Windows '47Nathan Myhrvold. 6 [doi]

How IT will transform the experience of telling and listening to storiesBran Ferren. 7 [doi]

How IT will change the face of warWilliam Perry. 8 [doi]

The impact of IT on business communicationsFernando Flores. 9 [doi]

The future of the internetVint Cerf. 10 [doi]

The long-term impact of IT cultureBrenda Laurel. 11 [doi]

The impediments to technological advancement imposed by the laws of physicsMaurice V. Wilkes. 12 [doi]

The long-term impact of technology on K-12 educationElliot Soloway. 13 [doi]

The long-term impact of telecommunicationsReed Hundt. 14 [doi]

The dark side impacts of IT on societyBruce Sterling. 15 [doi]

How investments in computing research will pay offRaj Reddy. 16 [doi]

The quality of informationMurray Gell-Mann. 17 [doi]

ACM97 closing commentsJames Burke. 18 [doi]

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