computer networks

Describes the sources of information and entertainment available online and how to get to them and lists specific sites according to such categories as computers, sports, games, and even homework.

Helps users to get access to Internet's e mail, conversation, software, and games.

Describes the workings of personal computers and how they can be connected to different kinds of networks, including the Internet.

Describes what a cyberwar might be like, who the enemy might be, and how the U.S. might respond.

Examines issues of free speech as they relate to the Internet, explaining what the online world is and why it is valuable; discussing how the Constitution should apply in cyberspace; looking at the fears people may have about new technology; and offering a defense of the Internet against those who would do it damage for their own purposes.

The founder of Microsoft discusses how emerging technologies in the field of computer science are going to affect the future.

A comprehensive guide for teaching students how to use the Internet.

Provides information about Internet Service Providers, looks at some of the technical and non-technical careers available at Internet Service Providers, and includes comments from people working in the field.

Provides an introduction to computer networks, looks at the work done by network engineers, considers the future of networks and network engineering, and identifies the skills and qualities needed to succeed in the field.

A biography of the founder and director of the music exchange internet company, Napster, focusing on the court cases of 2000.