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Newsletter
Our laboratory used to publish and distribute by email the
Information Technology Research Update:
a free periodic newsletter providing summaries, analyses, insights, and
commentaries on information technology research.
This distribution format has been now been subsumed by our
members' blogs
(currently dds).
From this page you can access the archive of older issues as
plain text messages.
- Volume 3 Issue 2 with the following contents:
- The Monkey Trial
- Four New Research Outlets
- New Trends in the Operating System Software Market
- MIT's Courses are Now Online
- Silly Web Sightings
- Volume 3 Issue 1 with the following contents:
- Automatic Program Verification
- Information Technology and Economic Performance
- Peer to Peer Networks Used for Tracking Zebras
- ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems
- Code Reading
- Volume 2 Issue 6 with the following contents:
- Machine Intelligence and the Turing Test
- MIT's DSpace
- Embedded Lightweight Software
- Swarm Intelligence
- The Economist on Digital Security
- ACM: Special Interest Group on Electronic Commerce
- Volume 2 Issue 5 with the following contents:
- Technologies to Watch
- HBR and WSJ on RFIDs
- IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine
- The New Linux Kernel
- Volume 2 Issue 4 with the following contents:
- Electronic product tracking used as an anti-theft measure
- E-Commerce Journals
- Content-Based Multimedia Indexing and Retrieval
- Personalisation
- Free Software/Open Source Software, Conference Report
- Volume 2 Issue 3 with the following contents:
- SANE 2002 Conference Report
- Mobile Applications Call for Papers
- Volume 2 Issue 2 with the following contents:
- Dennis Tsichritzis on eGovernance
- The Design Challenge of Pervasive Computing
- Internet Firms
- Magazine Focus: EContent, Content 100, and its Taxonomy
- Research Outlet: ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems
- Electronic Journals
- Senior Executives' use of Information Technology
- Volume 2 Issue 1 with the following contents:
- Lightweight Software Development Methodologies
- JUnit Simplifies Testing of Java Programs
- Research Focus: IBM Systems Journal
- European Central Bank Notes to Embed RFID chips
- Volume 1 Issue 1 with the following contents:
- Peter Drucker "The Next Society"
- Three New Research Outlets
- Information Retrieval on the Web
- Microsoft Press Books
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