This study enumerates statutes of the 98th Congress treating information-related concerns. Limited to public laws of a substantive nature, the topical overview of areas of congressional concern is divided into nine sections: (1) Federal Information Resources Management; (2) International Communications and Information Policy; (3) Telecommunication, Broadcasting, and Satellite Transmission; (4) Intellectual Property; (5) Library and Archives Policies; (6) Information Disclosures, Confidentiality and the Right of Privacy; (7) Computer Security and Crime; (8) Information Technology for Education, Innovation, and Competitiveness; and (9) Government Information Systems, Clearinghouses, and Dissemination. Brief consideration of parallel developments in the executive branch and private sector for 1983-1984 are included, along with significant laws from the 95th through 97th Congresses. Information policy public laws for 1977-1984 are listed by year in the appendix. (Author)