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PLEASE AMEND YOUR HOTLINKS TO www.rogerclarke.com (previously www.anu.edu.au/people/Roger.Clarke).

My main Information Infrastructure page provides access to my own papers in this area. This document contains links to other people's pages.

Departments

Caveat: I just can't keep this segment of the page up to date. The more up-to-date references that I'm using will be more easily found by looking at the reference lists at the back of my recent papers.

My collection of external hot-links is organised into the following Departments:

• current awareness;
• learning about the Internet;
• pointers generally;
• academic sites;
• Australian government information infrastructure policy and practice;
• other government sites;
• crypto and the net;
• valuable commentary;
• voting on the web;
• valuable net resources not elsewhere included.

Current Awareness

Here's a set of pointers on developments in the regulation of the (Australian) Net.

Learning About the Internet

Here's a selection of hot-links to help beginners and not-so-beginners learn more about the Internet. My favourite is John Hilvert's piece on establishing your own web-page.

Some Useful Pointers About Information Infrastructure

The following are some web-sites relevant to information infrastructure researchers:

• academic sites:
  • Brian Kahin's pages at the JFK School of Government, Harvard
  • MIT's Research Program on Communications Policy
  • George Washington Uni.'s Institute for Computer & Telecommunication Systems Policy
  • Hal Varian's 'economics of the net' site at the Uni. of Michigan
  • the ISWorld Net pages
  • Peter White's pages on social and policy research in telecommunications
• Australian government information infrastructure policy and practice:
  • the National Library and its collection of Information Infrastructure documents of the Australian Government
  • Tony Barry's review of government policy on the net, and his bibliography of key documents
  • the pages of the Commonwealth State Internet Working Party
  • the Joint Australian / OECD Conference on Security, Privacy and Intellectual Property Protection in the Global Information Infrastructure, Canberra, 7 - 8 February 1996
  • real Australian implementations:
    • VICNet (sponsored by the Victorian Government, with - of course - participation of commercial others)
    • EdNA (the Education Network of Australia, sponsored by the Clth and State Departments of Education)
    • CIN (the Community Information Network, sponsored by the Clth Dept of Social Security)
  • real Australian (regional) plans:
    • the strategic plan of the Northern Rivers region of N.S.W.
• other governments' sites:
  • the U.S. Government's Information Industry Task Force (IITF)
  • the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration
  • the U.S. NII intellectual property report
  • a U.K. Government report
  • the Singaporean Government's National Computer Board
• crypto and the net:
  • Steve Orlowski's July 1995 paper ('weak crypto is good enough for the masses')
  • Steve Orlowski's August 1995 paper on a government framework for public key authentication, and a revised version of November 1995
  • Peter Ford's June 1996 paper
  • see also additional references on my Dataveillance pages
• valuable commentary:
  • Rhys Weatherley's 'Debunking the Internet Myths'
  • the Xanadu pages on the new world of the web
  • Matthew Ciolek on quality on the web:
    • once
    • twice
• voting on the web:
  • netcetera's Virtual Voting for the Australian election on 2 March 1996
  • the ABC's pages for the March 2 general election (that's the Australian ABC, not the American one)
  • a commercial polling company
• valuable net resources not elsewhere included:
  • the archive of Peter Neumann's Risks Forum
  • the Australian Legal Information Institute
  • Yahoo's pages on cyberculture

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Created: 15 February 1995 - Last Amended: 31 January 2009 by Roger Clarke - Site Last Verified: 15 February 2009
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