Web site of the European Network on Legal Information, Study and Training of the Institut für Rechtsinformatik of Hannover (Germany) Some of the items faced within this site concern Europe - network - legal information - training - legal informatics - university - Germany.. Web by Institut für Rechtsinformatik of Hannover (Germany) adopting German language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

By the acquisition of competence in data processing, DESS is involved in training lawyers, able to lead a better dialogue with the data processing specialists and to effectively solve legal problems involved in the data processing. This formation aims at satisfying the computerization of the legal field in law firms, notary's offices and courts, the legal processing of business procedures related on data processing and telecommunications as well as legal pubblishing. Some of the items faced within this site concern data processing - training - lawyers - law firms- notary's offices - courts - telecommunications - legal pubblishing. Web by Université Toulouse 1 Sciences Sociales (France) adopting French language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire France

Law-related Internet Project Saarbrücken is one of the most comprehensive 'Internet Libraries' for legal resources around the world. The Overview details a range of web-sites sorted by area of law, theme, or by country. Under Legal Norms is an index of statutes and other legal texts provided online around the world, and indexes of Online Databanks, Literature and Libraries, and Court Reports are also available. On a more German focus, there are also comprehensive indexes of Legal WWW- Servers, Courts, and Lawyers on the internet in Germany. Law Teaching Materials are offered to assist the law student, ranging from problem questions to model answers and lecture scripts, have been made available online by several professors in Saarbrücken, for which there is an Overview. The areas of Civil Law, Criminal Law, Public Law and Referendarausbildung (the practical stage of education) are covered in particular. A number of Publications in Saarbrücken are also available online. Some of the items faced within this site concern internet libraries - legal resources - legal texts - databanks - literature - court reports - law teaching materials - law students - civil law - criminal law - public law. Web by Institute for computers & law University of Saarland (Germany) adopting German - English - Japanese - French language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

The institute is made up of three departments. The department of concept and social consequences (Professor Britta Schinzel) concerns itself with questions of the information concept both from the information aspect as well as from the critical-analytic view of the technique consequence research. The department of telematics (Professor Guenter Mueller) relates with the technical development, the economical potentials and the social interactions of computer-aided telecommunications. The department of cognitive science (Professor Gerhard Strube) deals with the empirical analysis and computer-assisted modelling of mental processes and the relevance of artificial intelligence for the sciences, as well as with the organization of information-technical systems for individual users, groups and for the working sphere. Some of the items faced within this site concern social consequences - research - telematics - technical development - computer-aided telecommunications - cognitive science - mental processes - artificial intelligence. Web by Universität Freiburg - Institut für Informatik und Gesellschaft (Germany) adopting Gernam language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

In accordance with legal informatics having its base in research, the activities of the Institute of Legal Informatics since its formation have been directed towards understanding and analysing the problems concerning information technology and developing possible legal solution to them. There is a close network of scientific co-operation with almost all legal informatics institutes at universities within the European Union. This takes place within the framework of research projects which are supported financially by third parties and which are carried out predominantly within the aforementioned scheme of international co-operation and by means of doctorate and post-doctoral lecturing qualifications, as well as through special taught courses within the framework of the optional "Legal Informatics" module. The results of the research activities are published among other things in the in the series "Contributions to Information Technology and the Law" (Toeche-Mittler publishing company, published in twenty-two volumes) and by various other publishers and also in a series of works, "Science and Practice," produced by the Institute itself. Apart from books and scientific articles in specialist journals, the results of the research are also partly documented on CD-ROM (environmental law, data protection). Some of the items faced within this site concern legal informatics - research - information technology - scientific co-operation - universities - europe - environmental law - data protection. Web by University of Hannover (Germany) adopting German - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

The main courses of the Legal Informatics Institute of the School of Law of the University of Tuebingen (Germany) dealt with: general aspcetcs of legal informatics; right of information; Internet and other communications networks Some of the items faced within this site concern legal informatics - school of law - university - right of information - internet - communications networks. Web by University of Tuebingen (Germany) adopting German language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

From the Center of Legal Documentation of the Faculty of Jurisprudence of Catania it is possible to consult numerous legal databases, available on line and on Cd-rom, containing doctrine, jurisprudence, legislation, bibliography. The Center of Legal Documentation is opened for students, teacher, attorney, public administrators... to all those people which have need of retrieving legal information in short time. For the consultation of the Databases it is possible to be supported by the specialistic staff of the Center. Some of the items faced within this site concern legal documentation - faculty - jurisprudence - Catania (Italy) - legal databases - cd-rom - doctrine - legislation- bibliography - students - teacher - databases. DATA BANK by Facoltà di Giurisprudenza di Catania (Italy) adopting Italian language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Italy

CIRSFID merges the skills of professors and researchers from the University of Bologna Faculties of Law (Legal Institute "A. Cicu"), Engineering (Department of Electronics, Computer Science and Systems), Humanities (Department of Philosophy), Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences (Department of Mathematics and Department of Computer Sciences), Statistics (Department of Statistics "P. Fortunati"). The CIRSFID activities concern History of Law, Philosophy of Law, Theory of Law, Sociology of Law, Computer Science and Law, Information Technology Law. In these disciplines CIRSFID: i.carries out researches which result in publications and scientific congresses; ii.promotes and organises undergraduate and graduate teaching activities; iii.works within national and international bodies; iv.undertakes publishing initiatives; v.provides consultancies and services. Some of the items faced within this site concern professors - researchers - University - Bologna (Italy) - Faculty of Law - Legal Institute - History of Law - Philosophy of Law - Theory of Law - Sociology of Law - Computer Science and Law - Information Technology Law - publications - scientific congresses - teaching activities. Web by Università di Bologna (Italy) (Italy) adopting Italian language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Italy

The Istituto per la Documentazione Giuridica (the "IDG") was founded by Presidential Decree of the Italian National Research Council (CNR) on 16 May 1968. It was established for the purpose of further developing the Work of the Italian Legal Vocabulary, one of the earliest projects promoted by the Committee for legal and political sciences, initiated since June 1966 with the administrative and technical support of the Accademia della Crusca. Under the Decree of the President of the CNR No. 6925 of 1 August 1981 the activity of the IDG was specifically oriented to the documentation of the Italian legal doctrine. Afterwards the IDG extended its competence to the field of the automated documentation of legislation, jurisprudence and doctrine and in the past several years also to computers application to different areas of the legal activity. Hosted by the IDG site several data banks and guides. Some of the items faced within this site concern Italy - National Research Council (CNR) - legal vocabulary - legal and political sciences - legal doctrine - automated documentation of legislation - jurisprudence - doctrine legal activity - research - legal informatics - data banks - guides. Web by CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE (Italy) adopting Italian language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Italy

The "Istituto di Ricerca sui Sistemi Giudiziari" enstablished in the 1992 carry out studies and research projects in the judicial administration and applied law fields. Many of the researches carried out by the insitute were advantaged by the collaboration of the Italian Ministry of Justice as well as of several foreign legal institutes. Some of the items faced within this site concern research projects - Italy - CNR (I) - judicial administration - applied law - Ministry of Justice - international cooperation. Web by CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE (Italy) adopting Italian language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Italy

The Centro Studi di Informatica Giuridica Juris Quick offers a number of interactive services specifically formulated for European lawyers. The first service is a list of European lawyers who are willing to be enlisted on our web site to enable potential customers to contact the lawyer of their choice for any consultation. The second service is a forum where to discuss legal issues with other specialists as well as to submit specific topics for discussion. The third service is a page where you can add your advertisements, completely free of charge. The fourth service is a page of contributions, where members can publish articles on specific legal topics of interest. The fifth service is a link to the Italian Centro Elettronico di Documentazione della Corte di Cassazione where you can find (free of charge) the most recent sentences by the "Suprema Corte di Cassazione", the "Corte Costituzionale" as well as a selection of the most recent bills or laws approved and promulgated by the Italian Government. Some of the items faced within this site concern interactive services - lawyers - forum - sentences - bills - laws. Web by Centro Studi di Informatica Giuridica Juris Quick (Italy) adopting Italian - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

The chair of legal informatics of Prof. Francesco Cardarelli si briefly described. This course tries to illustrate the differences and points of contact beteeen legal informatics and computer law. An overview on national and european legislation is given by facing the problem of law sources. Some of the items faced within this site concern legal informatics - university - italy - computer law - legislation - europe - law sources. Web by Prof. Francesco Cardarelli (Italy) adopting Italian language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

Research and development within the field of computers and law at the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, was initiated in 1970 by professors Knut S Selmer and Jon Bing. The Norwegian Reseach Center for Computers and Law (NRCCL) was established in 1971, first as a section of the Department of Private Law. In 1985, the NRCCL was established as a separate department at the Faculty of Law. Its first head was Professor Selmer, its current head is Professor Bing. The field of computers and law (termed rettsinformatikk or "legal informatics" in Norwegian) can be divided into 2 main categories. NRCCL deals with the use of information technology (IT) in legal information retrieval systems and services, the other category concerns the regulation of the use and trade of information, IT and related services. The NRCCL is actively involved in carrying out research, consultancy work, seminars etc in both these areas of computers and law. In carrying out its work, the Center maintains excellent contacts with the Norwegian public administration and those working with the development of IT. Some of the items faced within this site concern research and development - computers and law - faculty of law - university - private law - information technology - legal information retrieval systems - public administration. Web by University of Oslo (Norway) adopting Norwegian - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

The Faculty of Law of Vrije (The Netherlands) with its experience and long-standing tradition of high-quality education and research, is one of the major contributors to law books and law editions in the Nether-lands. The research programmes cover a wide range of subjects such as: Principles of Criminal Law; The New Civil Code, extension and comparative internationalization; Partnerships and Corporations; Legal Aspects of Government Intervention in the Welfare State; Social History and Criminal Justice; Innovations in Roman Law since the Middle Ages; The Meaning of Information Technology for Legal Science and Practice. Some of the items faced within this site concern Faculty of Law - The Netherlands - education - research- law books - law editions - criminal law - civil code - criminal justice - Roman law - information technology - legal science - legal practice. Web by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (The Netherlands) adopting Dutch - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

Research Topics dealt with by the department are: Architecture for Artificial Legal Reasoning (ON-LINE); TRACS - a KBS for the Dutch Traffic Regulation; Deep structures and Paraphrases in Law - research on models and algorithms for legislative drafting; Legal Advice System for Dismissal Cases; Legal Advice System for liability insurances; Legal Ontologies; Legal Computer Assisted Instruction; Automatic detection of normative conflicts; Causality in Law; Legal Information Serving. Some of the items faced within this site concern artificial legal reasoning - traffic regulation - legislative drafting - legal ontologies - legal computer assisted instruction - legal information. Web by Dept. of Computer Science & Law - Amsterdam (The Netherlands) adopting Dutch - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

ITeR is a stimulation programme set up by the Dutch government. The aim of this programme is to activate research and the transfer of knowledge in the field of information technology and law. The National Programme Information Technology and Law (ITeR) is a stimulation programme that activates and funds research on present judicial issues concerning informationtechnology and law. The programme is a collaboration between the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) and the Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Ministry of Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations, the Department of Justice, the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture and the Ministry of Transport & Public Works. The ITeR programme aims to activate and co-ordinate scientific research in the field of Information Technology and Law. ITeR tries to achieve this by subsidizing research projects and projects in the field of knowledge transfer ( publications, congresses etcetera ). ITeR also organizes an annual conference, workshops and other activities which help to improve the standard of knowledge concerned with Information Technology and Law and to reach a wider public. ITeR publishes several ITeR News Letters per year and publishes all research results in its own publication series. Some of the items faced within this site concern research - information technology - law - judicial issues - knowledge transfer. Web by Dutch government (The Netherlands) adopting Dutch - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

The web site of the EULISP - European Legal Informatics Study Programme as provided by the Universidad de Zaragoza (Spain). Objectives of the Zaragoza Eulisp Program is to train "jurists in the knowledge and application of the juridical resources of a society characterized by the daily use of the technologies of the information and the communication". Some of the items faced within this site concern EULISP (European Legal Informatics Study Programme) - Spain - Uniersity - training in legal education - new information technologies. Web by Facultad de Derecho (Zaragoza) (Spain) adopting Spanish - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

Demonstration of Text Assessment Program by Professor Richard V De Mulder of the Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam and current information on courses are reported in the site. Some of the items faced within this site concern text assessment - university - Rotterdam - courses. Web by Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (Sweden) adopting Swedish language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe

A collection of legal resources collated by {Hannah Oppenheim LL.B Hons.} Included are relevant links, mailing lists and research tools, with more to come. One of the most interesting elements is the conference, which seems reasonably active, and this whole site is rapidly becoming a valuable resource for legal beagles. Some of the items faced within this site concern United Kingdom - legal resources - links- mailing lists - research tools - conference. Directoryby Cyber Law Centre (United Kingdom) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Information Technology Law Unit was established within the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary & Westfield College (University of London) in 1989. At present the majority of the Unit's activities are in the field of the law relating to Information Technology. However, some research has been undertaken into the application of the technology to the practice of law, and this is an area in which future expansion is possible. Some of the items faced within this site concern information technology - law studies - university - United Kingdom - law practice. Web by University of London (United Kingdom) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

JILT is a new and innovative electronic law journal covering a range of topics relating to IT law and applications. It contains a diversity of materials including peer reviewed and non-refereed articles, work in progress, book and conference reviews. JILT is the first in a series of ejournals published in the Electronic Law Journals ( ELJ ) environment which will provide a forum for continuing dialogue for law. The publication is available free of charge. Objectives of the pubblication are: Establish a high standard for electronic law journals; Provide users with extensive and intelligent hyperlinks to primary and secondary sources; Facilitate faster publication than for traditional law journals; Encourage continued debate between authors, reviewers and, eventually readers; Promote the publication of research and authoritative features; Have an international emphasis; Develop a dynamic environment where articles change as new ideas emerge from discussions; Establish effective electronic communication between authors and editors. JILT covers a wide range of topics relating to IT Law and IT applications in law and has already published material by prestigious national and international authors and includes: Scholarly peer reviewed articles; Short articles and notes on topical subjects; Downloadable applications and demonstrations; Application reviews; Conference reviews; Book reviews; Discussion; Consultation documents; Work in progress; Text of relevant legislation and law reports; Diary of events. Some of the items faced within this site concern electronic law journal covering - law - information technology - reviews - consultation documents - legislation - events. Web by ELJ - Law Technology Centre (United Kingdom) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

One of 24 subject centres that form the Learning and Teaching Support Network (LTSN) the UK Centre for Legal Education was officially launched on January 2000. Although geographically located within the School of Law at Warwick, the Centre represents a commitment to improving learning and teaching in legal education across the United Kingdom. It is founded on the work of two other learning and teaching projects that were also based at Warwick, the National Centre for Legal Education (NCLE) and the Law Technology Centre (LTC). Building on the success of these projects, the UKCLE will support and develop effective learning, teaching and assessment practices in legal education at both the academic stage and the vocational training stage. Some of the items faced within this site concern United Kingdom - legal education - learning - law technology - training. Web by Learning and Teaching Support Network (LTSN) (United Kingdom) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction was established in June 1982 by the University of Minnesota Law School and Harvard Law School to continue and expand upon a collaboration which began in 1971. The focus of this early activity was the development of computer-based exercises for use in law school curriculum and in the development of a computer network for sharing these exercises. OBJECTIVES: coordinate distribution and use of computerized instructional materials, support authors in the development of new instructional programs, sponsor research for advancing quality and effectiveness of exercises, establish standards for hardware, software and courseware, support and coordinate the sharing of information relating to computer applications in legal education and law. Some of the items faced within this site concern University - Minnesota (USA) - Law School - computer network - computerized instructional materials - instructional programs - standards - courseware - legal education - law. Web by The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Center for Democracy and Technology works to promote democratic values and constitutional liberties in the digital age. With expertise in law, technology, and policy, CDT seeks practical solutions to enhance free expression and privacy in global communications technologies. CDT is dedicated to building consensus among all parties interested in the future of the Internet and other new communications media. Some of the items faced within this site concern Democracy - Technology - constitutional liberties - digital age - law - policy - free expression - privacy - communications technologies - communications media. Web by The Center For Democracy & Technology (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

Il Columbia Institute for Tele-Information (CITI) e' un centro universiatrio indipendente di ricerca impegnato nello studio di strategie, gestione, e politiche di utilizzo di sistemi di telecomunicazione, informatica, e mass media elettronici. Fondato nel 1983 alla Columbia University e' il primo centro di ricerca di questo genere degli USA. Locato in New York City sviluppa collaborazioni di ricerca tra accademici, corporazioni, e settore pubblico per analizzare anche sotto il profilo economico e legislativo lo sviluppo dei nuovi media. L'Istituto e' finanziato da una dozzina di fondazioni ed aziende dislocate in tutto il territorio nazionale. Some of the items faced within this site concern universita' - centro di riecrca - strategie - gestione - temi politici circa la comunicazione - mass media. Web by CITI - The Columbia Institute for Tele-Information (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Computer Law Association ("CLA") is the world's largest association of its kind. It is a non-profit international association serving information technology professionals worldwide. It sponsors the World Computer Law Congress, the CyberSpaceCamp TM program and many other world class conferences around the world. Some of the items faced within this site concern Law Association - non-profit - information technology - professionals - conferences. Web by Law Firm of Davis and Schroeder, P.C. , Monterey, California (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Center for Law and Computers was created in 1984 to unite the study of law with emerging computer technology at the Chicago-Kent College of Law. Today, the CLC continues to find ways to bring the study of law on-line. Some of the items faced within this site concern The Center for Law and Computers was created in 1984 to unite the study of law with emerging computer technology at the Chicago-Kent College of Law. Today, the CLC continues to find ways to bring the study of law on-line.. Web by Chicago-Kent College of Law (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

This page, and the accompanying resources, are under construction. At the moment there are avalaible "Papers on Cyberspace Law Issues" and "Courses on Cyberspace Law Issues and Interactive Forms" Some of the items faced within this site concern Papers - Cyberspace - Law - Issues - Courses. Web by David Post (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy was created to sponsor interdisciplinary work in the general area of innovation law and policy. It draws together legal scholars and practitioners, economists, historians, culturalists, social scientists, and representatives of the innovation industries to examine questions on allocating global resources to creative activities, to study the legal regimes and cultural forces that influence innovation, to explore methods for optimizing the exploitation of intellectual products, and to search for new ways to facilitate the transfer of technology from creator to end-user, across fields, and among nations. Some of the items faced within this site concern law - policy - intellectual products - end-user international cooperation. Web by New York University (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

EPIC is a public interest research center in Washington, D.C. It was established in 1994 to focus public attention on emerging civil liberties issues and to protect privacy, the First Amendment, and constitutional values. EPIC is a project of the Fund for Constitutional Government. EPIC works in association with Privacy International, an international human rights group based in London, UK and is also a member of the Global Internet Liberty Campaign, the Internet Free Expression Alliance, the Internet Privacy Coalition, and the Trans Atlantic Consumer Dialogue (TACD). Some of the items faced within this site concern research center - civil liberties - privacy - human rights - free expression - consumer rights. Web by Electronic Privacy Information Center (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Institute for Science, Law & Technology, a joint venture of the academic units of Illinois Institute of Technology, is designed to meet the growing need for science and law-trained professionals capable of addressing the complex issues that arise in a global, technologically driven marketplace of ideas, products standards, and conflicts. The most difficult challenges at the intersection of law and science today arise from new technologies. New possibilities in biotechnology, such as cloning and genetic engineering, raise difficult questions about ethics and challenge traditional legal concepts. Environmental concerns about the generation of greenhouse gases, rain forest devastation, and sustainable development challenge public policy. The Internet and other new information networks escape legal control at national boundaries. The Institute for Science, Law & Technology, as part of a major technological university with additional strengths in law, business, architecture, psychology and design, provides cross-disciplinary approaches to the challenges of new technologies. Institute Mission The mission of the Institute is to provide a forum to produce and disseminate knowledge on the implications and applications of science within societal and legal contexts. As part of its mission, the Institute sponsors long-term, multi-disciplinary research, public conferences, judicial training, symposia for journalists, and other programs. Public programming, scholarship and research, and student educational opportunities in the Institute focuses on biotechnology, information technology, environmental science, and cross cutting issues such as products liability, intellectual property, design of legal and market institutions, and use of technology in the courtroom. In addition, Institute staff and faculty draft laws and regulations and develop other programs that guide public policy decisions. Some of the items faced within this site concern standards - biotechnology - multi-disciplinary research - public conferences - judicial training - educational programs - environmental science - intellectual property - administration of courts and tribunals - legislative drafting. Web by Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

Law Journals on the Net is a site listing major law journals available on the net but it does not include the many journals that provide information about their contents on-line but do not provide full text Internet access.. Some of the items faced within this site concern Directory - LAW JOURNAL. Web by Law Journals on the Net (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire World

The Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Economic Policy Studies is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 dedicated to filling the substantial vacuum for high quality, objective, independent and non-partisan academic and scholarly analysis concerning the complex legal, economic, and societal public policy issues of the day. To facilitate this objective, this site is designed to act both as a "clearing house" of ideas and as a free, no-cost source for academic research in order to raise the level of the public dialectic. Accordingly, visitors to the Phoenix Center's site may avail themselves of a variety of free research tools, including Phoenix Center Policy Papers, a collection of other scholarly works of interest in the "virtual library," and "hot links" to other Web sites. The Phoenix Center also occasionally sponsors programs, lectures and conferences. Some of the items faced within this site concern usa - university - research - u.s. supreme court decisions - u.s. code - u.s. constitution - u.s. code of federal regulations - u.s. federal rules of evidence and civil procedure - new york court of appeals - legal materials - law schools. Web by Phoenix Center (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire USA

The Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy exists only in cyberspace. It has no offices, no telephone numbers, and no building address. The entire institute is located online, and everything that the institute has to offer is included in these web pages. Since its inception in September 1995, the institute's goals have included the following: To provide resources for academics, practitioners, students, and interested "netizens." To help generate solutions to problems that are arising in cyberspace. To identify compelling legal and policy issues in this area. To further the development of Cyberspace Law as a separate discipline. To provide a vehicle for the dissemination of new ideas. To help foster the growth of new electronic communities in this area. In the Cyberlaw Perspectives section of this web site, the institute now *publishes* articles and papers by members of the online community who are beginning to map out new directions in this emerging field. Some of the items faced within this site concern cyberspace - legal and policy issues - cyberspace law - articles and papers. Web by UCLA School of Law (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire USA

The Virtual Institute of Information's mission is to research and exhibit telecommunications and mass media information while fostering the continued understanding of these fields and their implications for the future economic and social development of society. The Virtual Institute of Information (V.I.I.) is an internet based, independent telecommunications and mass media research facility, managed by the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information at Columbia Business School, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA. Designed as a research tool accessible through the World Wide Web, the V.I.I. is open to anyone interested in information on the economic, business, policy, and social aspects of telecommunications and mass media. The V.I.I.'s open architecture allows users to contribute on an ongoing basis to the growth and development of the Institute. Users submit content to the site including: papers, articles, biographies, events, announcements, job postings, and links to additional information. The V.I.I. is based on a global community of researchers, noin-profit institutions, business firms, government agencies, consumer advocates, and individual researchers. It is a global center for research, discussion and debate of telecommunications and mass media issues. Some of the items faced within this site concern research - telecommunications - mass media - internet - social aspects of telecommunications - papers - articles - biographies - events - links - researchers - noin-profit institutions - business firms - government agencies - advocates. Web by Colombia Institute for Teleinformation (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire USA

The Computer and Technology Division of the Law Practice Management Section helps its members, novice and expert alike, share tips on automating their law practices. The Division publishes two major newsletters. Network 2d presents you with cutting-edge articles on automating your office. WORD Progress gives timely advice and reviews on using your favorite software. Some of the items faced within this site concern information technology - law practice - legal newsletters - office automation - USA. Web by American Bar Association (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire USA.

L'American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) e' una societa' scientifica no-profit dedicata all'avanzamento del pensiero scientifico circa l'incontro fra l'intelligenza umana e le macchine. AAAI promuove iniziative anche per il miglioramento della pubblica percezione circa l'intelligenza artificiale (IA) e per la formazione di esperti in IA. Fanno parte delle attivita' AAAI anche la sponsorizzazione di conferenze, simposi, laboratori, nonche' la pubblicazione di atti di convegno, periodici e libri in tema e l'assegnazione di diplomi e borse di studio. Some of the items faced within this site concern USA - intelligenza artficiale - societa' scientifica - formazione - progetti di ricerca. Web by AAAI (USA) adopting English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire USA

The objective of Austrian Computer Society (OCG) is the comprehensive and interdisciplinary promotion of information processing, with due regard to its effects on man and society. In fulfilling this objective, the Society performs five primary functions: It serves as an umbrella organization of associations, organizations, and institutions in Austria involved in information processing (28 institutional members at this time). It represents Austria in the IFIP (International Federation for Information Processing) and in similar regional associations (e.g. CEPIS - the Council of European Professional Informatics Societies - and IMIA - the International Medical Informatics Association). It is affiliate member of ACM (Association of Computing Machinery) and of the IEEE Computer Society. It provides members with services, information and consultation. It promotes research and development projects, especially those of an interdisciplinary nature. It has established several Working Groups dealing with specialized aspects in the field of information technology. It organizes international conferences and congresses and helps its member institutions to organize such events. Some of the items faced within this site concern Austria - information processing - Europe - research projects - information technology - international cooperation - conferences and congresses. Web by OCG (Austria) adopting German - English language in front of a geographic coverage relating entire Europe