Current information infrastructure policy in the United States |
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Authors: | R William Maule |
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Institution: | (1) College of Professional Studies, University of San Francisco, 2130 Fulton Street, 94117-1080 San Francisco, CA |
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Abstract: | Initiatives and legislation by the Clinton/Gore Administration and Congress, specifically, the National Research and Education
Network and the National Information Infrastructure Act, form the basis for current information infrastructure projects in
both the public and private sector. This paper discusses legislative initiatives for networking and telecommunications services,
and the political, technological and community infrastructures necessary to develop and support those services. Also assessed
are the strategies of major infrastructure participants including the National Science Foundation, cable television and regional
and long distance telecommunications companies, educational institutions and the Internet community, and community groups
and local governments.
where he teaches and administers courses in information systems management and telecommunications for mid-career information
technology and network professionals at Northern California high-technology corporations. |
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