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3151 Future Technologies and the Facilitation of Management Functions. This paper will look very briefly at the historical context of computing, and then turn attention to the near future of computing and its relevance-- possibly its transformation-- of management. The thesis is that while there are certain developments on the horizon which appear to represent radical new ways of creating new ways in cyberspace, to perform management tasks, the real changes will come in how management itself is perceived in light of the new technologies and the changes they will bring. 4.5 pgs. 7 f/c. 8b.
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10858 Information Technologies and a Decreased Quality of Life: Health and Social Factors. This paper explores how information technologies decrease the users' quality of life in terms of their health and their social skills. 5 pgs. bibliography lists 4 sources.
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10997 An Analysis of Computer Ethics in a Historical Scope. This paper will uncover the ethical arguments that are now being processed in the world of computer science. By understanding the ever changing fields of this way of thinking, we can see how laws and other aspects of computer usage are becoming more powerfully organized with the coming of new ethical systems that are part of the Internet, and other sources of information and contractual agreements that are part of the computer world. The main emphasis in this study will be to understand what some of the policies are, and how they being dealt with by lawmakers and other professionals who are changing the face of ethics in the computer world. 6 pgs. bibliography lists 6 sources.
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11038 Internet Gambling. This essay discusses how gambling has finally entered the computer world. This new phenomenon has led to the potential of an increase in the social problem of gambling addiction. The government, therefore, is faced not only with a new regulation challenge, but also with the responsibility of trying to prevent and heal gambling addictions. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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11537 Wayne Heiser and Clarification of the Concept of Privacy Protection. This paper provides a summary and analysis of an Internet article written by Wayne Heiser in 1999. Heiser's article is concerned with issues of Internet privacy, and in particular what the term "privacy" actually describes. In this essay, issues of privacy and technology are examined from European and American perspectives, and then compared to global realities regarding Internet access and human rights. 6 pgs. 4 sources.
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11538 W. Heiser's "Information Privacy" - Market Solutions vs. Regulation. In this essay, Heiser's 1999 online article about relation between new information technologies and concepts of "privacy" is discussed. This paper provides a critical assessment of North American assumptions of "privacy" and the "right to privacy" which is, in fact, not regarded as a constitutional or legal right, but is embedded as an assumption that is inextricable from assumptions of privilege and wealth. This essay is a critique of the concept of "privacy" and a positive analysis of Heiser's article on issues of privacy in a global context. 6 pgs. 5 sources.
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11619 Modern Technology and Modern Malaise. This paper is a discussion of information and communication technologies, and the effect of alienation that new technologies have on society. In this paper, technologies and social realms are described as integrated relationships. The impact of new innovations in digital and communication technologies is, in this essay, one of increased malaise and indifference within the social venue of these technologies. Technologies are changing so rapidly that the possibility of a social or global influence in the development of technology is eclipsed by the larger investment in change, not progress. 12 pgs. 7 sources.
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