The information resources policy handbook :  research for the information age 

 - London :  MIT,  1999 
 - 631 p. 
<br/><br/> Evergreen: 1 - Telling ripe from hype in multimedia: the ecstasy and the agony  2 - Will computer communication end geography?  II - New age technology  Evergreen: 3 - A convergence of form and function: compunications technologies  4 - Understanding computers and communications  5 - Understanding digital  6 - Standards: the rough road to the common byte  III - Information as a resource  Evergreen: 7 - Building blocks and bursting bundles  8 - Publishing as a creature of technology  9 - Communications - for better or for worse  IV - The information business  Evergreen 10 - Charting change: the harvard information business map  11 - Size, growth, and trends of the information industries  12 - Managing information: back to basics  13 - Knowledge as a strategic business resource  14 - New competition and new media  V - Information policy  Evergreen: 15 - Information and comunications policy research - more important, more neglected  16 - Policies for freedom  17 - Regulating communications in the 21st century: new common ground  18 - FCC Reform: does governing require a new standard?  19 - Cybercommunities and cybercommerce: can we learn to cope?  20 - Cyberrules: problems and prospects for on-line commerce  21 - Political gridlock on the information highway  22 - Information resources in the 21st century 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Sociedade da Informação<br/>Gestão Tecnológica<br/>Gestão da Informação<br/>Sociedade Contemporânea<br/>Tecnologia da Informação