Infostructure is defined by using map of information industry to show interrelationships of segments: content services, content packages, facilitation services, information technologies, integrating technologies, communications technologies, communications channels, broadcast channels. Criteria for identifying information businesses are identified…

Describes 48 journals and services of significant value for maintaining current awareness of trends and developments in telecommunications under following headings: Telecommunications Policy, General Telecommunications Industry and Market Information, International Communications, Law and Legislation, Bibliographies, Data Communications,…

"Learning Link," a computer network in New Haven, Connecticut, connects three elementary schools with a focus on student-to-student learning via computer communications. At least two schools will be linked with schools in two other towns during the second year of the program. (MLF)

This prototype is a continuation of a series of wireless prototypes which began in August 2001 and was reported on again in August 2002. This is the final year of this prototype. This continuation allowed Saint Francis University's Center of Excellence for Remote and Medically Under-Served Areas (CERMUSA) to refine the existing WLAN for the Saint…

Discusses the potentials of cable television and the need for community awareness of the capacity of cable television for carrying information. (GB)

Discusses the potentials of cable television and the need for community awareness of the capacity of cable television for carrying information. (GB)

Because of its potential for bringing together many formats, with its flexibility for production and experimentation, cable TV may be seen as a kind of umbrella system to meet some of the needs of teachers for in-service training. (Author)

The purpose of this paper is to suggest some of the ways in which city planners can utilize the new communications technology in city planning efforts. (Author)

Issues concerned with information science are considered in four broad categories in this survey: computers, communications, image recording and information content. (18 references) (SJ)

Based on a paper delivered to the 24th Plenary Meeting of the Diebold Research Program in Washington, November 10, 1970. The author was Ambassador and Chairman of the INTELSAT Conference, 1968-69, and a member of the 1968 Presidental Task Force on Communication Policy. (LS)

Discussed is the proposal that California create an agency to oversee all the telecommunication systems in the state. (LS)

Describes features of two computer programs, Z-Term--The Professional, or Z-Pro, and Transcend, to demonstrate that telecommunications software can greatly expand the capabilities of a microcomputer. (MBR)