The social impact of computers

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Information Society and Technology Trends History of Computing Technologies Cybernetics and Technology in Society

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Technology does not invite an examination of its own consequences. Issues concerning ethics and professionalism, privacy, autonomy, free speech, and ethics have often been recognized but rarely receive analysis and illumination they deserve. This book is a study in the success of the computer in a variety of forms and applications.

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