Some highlights from the IEEE's very fine Technology and Society Magazine, v29i2. You'll need a subscription to the magazine to access it on the IEEE's site.
Those in academic settings might want to especially take a look at Communication technology, emergency alerts, and campus safety.
- Innovation as energy policy for the world [Policy Perspective] by Andrews, C.J.
- Wireless nomad: Pioneer in an urban residential environment by Wong, M.A.
- K-Net and Canadian Aboriginal communities by Fiser, A.; Clement, A.
- Communication technology, emergency alerts, and campus safety by Gow, G.A.; Mcgee, T.; Townsend, D.; Anderson, P.; Varnhagen, S.
- Conflict and consensus in the Chinese version of Wikipedia by Han-Teng Liao
- Wiki deployment in corporate settings by Arazy, O.; Gellatly, I.; Jang, S.; Patterson, R.
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A bunch of recent journal & magazine issues to catch up on. There's lots of cool stuff to highlight, so I'll only list a couple of articles from each issue. Unfortunately, most of it will be behind the IEEE paywall.
Just yesterday I posted on preserving the the history of the computing field, musing at the end that digitization projects could save a lot of documents.
A selection of articles from two recent IEEE publications which have special issues devoted to humanitarian service in engineering. Note that most of these articles will be behind the IEEE paywall.
Some highlights from the IEEE's very fine Annals of the History of Computing, v31i2. You'll need a subscription to the magazine to access it on the IEEE's site.