Scientific American 1996 John M. Browning - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1996 John M. Browning
Making free software pay: the Internet creates an alternative economics of innovation.	Science and technology	John M. Browning
New stars for the new media. (celebrities, CD-ROMs and the World Wide Web)(Column)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
Playing facts and loose. (European Union's database copyright proposal)(Column)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
Teleconomics: information marketeers focus on content rather than access. (telemarketing on the Internet)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
Television arrives on the Internet. (interactive television)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
Television by any other name. (European nations attempt to regulate the Internet)(Column)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
The Internet is learning to censor itself.	Science and technology	John M. Browning
The notworking computer. (network computers)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
The perils of an irregular deregulation. (Telecommunications Act of 1996)	Science and technology	John M. Browning
The Rosetta hack. (quest for a universal language and the role of computers)	Science and technology	John M. Browning

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