SIGCHI's role in influencing technology policy

JEFF JOHNSON · Ben Shneiderman · Elliot M. Soloway · Barbara B. Simons

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Information Society and Technology Trends ICT Impact and Policies Privacy, Security, and Data Protection

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Computer technology is having a pervasive influence on the lives of people in the developed world. The Internet is rapidly becoming mainstream. Both are having a growing impact on people's privacy, security, health, education, transportation, financial well-being, and even family life. Technology policy is therefore becoming a more important part of overall social policy. This trend will continue into the 21st Century.

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