Electronic realism

Article Abstract:

The Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts provides students and researchers with an opportunity to work with multimedia computers and data networks. The result has been innovative artworks that demonstrate how technology can be fitted to human needs. Photos of works by the following artists are presented: Daniel Rozin; Greg Shakar, Maya Gorton, and Vardit Gross; Jame Tu; Greg Shakar, Tracy Gross, and Katherine Moriwaki; Jen Lewin; and Jonah Brucker-Cohen.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Nonmanufacturing technology, Innovations, Educational services industry, Curricula, Schools, Technology overview, Art schools, Art and technology, Computer art, New York University. Tisch School of the Arts

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Listening in: are the glory days of electronic spying over -- or just beginning?

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of electronic intelligence gathering, aka signal intelligence, or Sigint, in meeting challenges posed by terrorists and rogue nations is discussed.

General services, Analysis, Cover Story, Technology application, Company systems management, Information management, Electronic surveillance, Electronic intelligence

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Antipiracy software opens door to electronic intruders

Article Abstract:

XCP copy protection software used my Sony BMG Music Entertainment received a tough time from software field experts. The program overrides some functions of the operating system and makes it more prone cyber attacks. Many lawsuits have been filed against the company for alleged violation of various states' anti-spyware laws and regulations.

Legal issues & crime, Prerecorded records and tapes, Legal/Government Regulation, Company legal issue, Cases, Sound recording industry, Recording industry, Software protection, Copy protection, Copy prevention techniques, Access control (Computers), Computer access control, Network access, Malware, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Spyware

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