ACM Annual Conference

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Publications

1997

Raj Reddy
How investments in computing research will pay off. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Maurice V. Wilkes
The impediments to technological advancement imposed by the laws of physics. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Elliot Soloway
The long-term impact of technology on K-12 education. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Carver Mead
Semiconductors. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
ACM'97: The Next 50 Years of Computing, ACM '97, San Jose, California, USA, March 3-5, 1997 ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Nathan Myhrvold
The future of software, the software industry, and Windows '47. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
James Burke
ACM97 closing comments. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
William Perry
How IT will change the face of war. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
James Burke
ACM97 opening comments. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Murray Gell-Mann
The quality of information. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Bran Ferren
How IT will transform the experience of telling and listening to stories. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Brenda Laurel
The long-term impact of IT culture. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Reed Hundt
The long-term impact of telecommunications. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Fernando Flores
The impact of IT on business communications. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Pattie Maes
How intelligent agents will interact with software ecologies. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Joel S. Birnbaum
The evolution and impact of electronic and non-electronic, biological, and optical computing. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Gordon Bell
The folly of prediction. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Bruce Sterling
The dark side impacts of IT on society. ACM Annual Conference (1997)
Vint Cerf
The future of the internet. ACM Annual Conference (1997)

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