Archive: technology

• The Nano-Threats To Privacy: Sci-Fi or Sci-Fact?

  By gnovisguest March 24, 2004

  Abstract: The biggest threat to personal privacy in the near future might not come from massive government surveillance projects; instead, tiny technology will be implemented by diverse commercial, p

  Categories: Earlier to 2006, Journal Tags: commerce, commercial, conspir, government, information, k-mart, Nano-Threat, Nanomachines, personal, privacy, RFID, Sci-fi, science fiction, security, surveilance, technology, virus, worm

• Bond Girls: Gender, Technology and Film

  By gnovisguest March 21, 2003

  Abstract: In both society and its cinematic representations, technology and culture are bound together, acting and reacting to one another. These bonds have combined to transform gender. In this pape

  Categories: Earlier to 2006, Journal Tags: film studies, gender, technology

• Knowledge Management Project for Forty Plus of Greater Washington

  By gnovisguest February 5, 2003

  Abstract: This paper details a knowledge management project conducted for the non-profit group Forty Plus. It was authored by Olga Heifets, Shilpa A. Hart, Chaeny Emanavin, and Brian Mahler. Full Art

  Categories: Earlier to 2006, Journal Tags: 40+, Business & the Economy, Business Consulting, Knowledge Management, non-profit, technology

• The Limits of Technology for Sustainable Development Challenges: Rovieng, Cambodia

  By gnovisguest January 23, 2003

  Abstract: The widespread deployment of Internet technologies is dramatically impacting the world's information infrastructures thereby reducing the planet to a much smaller place. New worldwide connec

  Categories: Earlier to 2006, Journal Tags: AAC, American Assistance for Cambodia, cambodia, development, internet, rovieng, technology