Author suggests research techniques that would augment the breadth, scope, analytical and evaluative qualities of legal citation. (HB)

A look at a study funded by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development which is attempting to demonstrate that imaginative applications of telecommunications will enable business units'' to operate effectively over wide distances and thus prevent migrations from rural areas. (Author/AK)

Describes the design and intent of the educational communication system constructed by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre under the leadership of its bishop. (Editor)

Adult education by means of communication satellites is stressed as a key to reciprocal interdependence. The author states that technological advances such as communications satellites can be used effectively to diffuse knowledge and offer options for choice in evolving societies. (RR)

The author briefly reviews the process and the future potentialities of electronic communications and states some implications for the policies of the public broadcasting system. (AK)

History and purpose of an audio-video-computer communications network in education. (RA)

A discussion of the need for a quasi-public corporation to take responsibility for domestic satellites. (LS)

Presents programs for creating animated characters (Atari), random sentences (Logo), and making a triangle (TRS-80 Level III Basic), and suggestions for creative writing and comparison shopping for computers/software. Also includes "Modems for Micros: Your Computer Can Talk on the Phone" (Bill Chalgren) on telecommunications capabilities of…

Briefly describes new developments pertaining to the EURONET/DIANE information network, the growth of telecommunications in the United Kingdom, education and training in information science in Europe, the current state of European videotex systems, EUSIDIC's document delivery program, and international data flow. (JL)

Briefly reviews two teletext services being tested in Chicago--KEYFAX and NITE-OWL--and other teletext experiments. KEYFAX offers information on news, sports, weather/travel, and leisure, which can be selected and displayed on the screen of a home television set by punching code numbers on a remote-control device. (JJD)

A dictionary of terms, phrases, acronyms, concepts, and initials for individuals new to videodisc and videotex technology. Such fields as cable and broadcast television, telecommunications, film, and computer science have also contributed to this glossary. (Author/JJD)

Discusses the nature of videotex and teletext systems, describes a number of currently operational videotex and teletext systems, reviews the importance of standardization in videotex/teletext information transmission, and outlines the important role played by AT&T and the ANTIOPE system in developing the commercial potential of videotex. (JL)