Information technology [ <<< Hypertexts ] [ Journalism >>> ] Sebastiano Bagnara "Training courses for professionals of new communications" (Rome, 23/11/1998) Jim Clark "From analogue to digital telecommunication" (Rome, 13/01/1996) William Crossman "A computer for anyone who can talk" (Chicago, 20/07/1998) Roberto Dadda "Countdown to the Millennium Bug" (Rome, 30/03/1999) Peter De Jager "The Millennium Bug" (Videoconference Naples - Toronto, 04/01/1999) Herbert Dordick "The digital revolution from the point of view of a social scientist" (California, 13/12/1997) Hans Magnus Enzensberger "The wizard of numbers" (Milan, 2/10/1997) Federico Faggin "The skin of the computer" (Palo Alto, 15/11/1995) "A future of «intelligent machines»" (Milan, SMAU, 02/10/1997) John Gage "Connected computers for ubiquitous computing" (Palo Alto - California, 16/12/97) "Jini, the technology connecting the home" (Rome, 04/02/1999) Charles E. Hoff "The history of the microprocessor" (Monaco, 30-10-1996) Ernesto Hofmann "The PC and the evolution of its services" (Milan, 21-10-1996) "The evolution of Information Technology" (Milan, SMAU 25-10-98) Mark Joseph "A thriller about Zero Hour" (Video-interview Naples-San Francisco 09-06-99) Augusto Leggio "Italy and the problem of the millennium bug" (Rome, 04/03/99) Donald Norman "The future of the human interface, computers and interactive television" (Rome, 13/01/1996) John Patrick "Towards global communication" (New York, 11-12-1996) Alessandro Polistina "New technologies and design" (Milan, 09-11-1996) Stefano Spocci "The evolution of the chip" (Milan - SMAU, 21/09/1995) Philip Zimmermann "Privacy: "Pretty Good", the revolutionary software" (Rome, 26/03/1999)