Detailed Listing

1. Technologies for Internet Infrastructure

Open Source Movement (Super Panel)

Securing the Infrastructure (Panel)

Multicast Technologies: Spreading the Word

1. Integration of Multicast Routing and QoS Routing (252)
   • FUJIKAWA Kenji, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • OHTA Masataka, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • IKEDA Katsuo, Kyoto University, JAPAN
2. Implementation and Deployment of IPv6 Multicasting (277)
   • Tatuya JINMEI, Toshiba Corporation, JAPAN
3. The Evaluation of High-Speed Multicast Data Transmission over IPv6 Networks (419)
   • Kengo NAGAHASHI, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Hiroshi ESAKI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN

Decongestants for Networks

1. A System for Flexible Network Performance Measurement (149)
   • Andrew K. ADAMS, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, USA
   • Matthew MATHIS, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, USA
2. A System for Detecting Congestion Using NTP Servers on the Internet (204)
   • Toyonori FUJIURA, NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories, JAPAN
   • Shozo NAITO, NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories, JAPAN
   • Satoshi ONO, NTT Information Sharing Platform Laboratories, JAPAN
3. Balancing Cost and Utility in Active Monitoring: The AMP Example (440)
   • Tony McGREGOR, University of Waikato / National Laboratory for Applied Network Research, NEW ZEALAND
   • Hans-Werner BRAUN, National Laboratory for Applied Network Research, USA
4. Design and Implementation of a Network Performance Evaluation System Through Client Observation (449)
   • Hiroki SAITO, Meiji University, JAPAN
   • Takeshi CHUSHO, Meiji University, JAPAN

IPv6 Experience: Time to Deploy

1. IPv6 Operational Experience Within the 6bone (147)
   • Ivano GUARDINI, Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni, ITALY
   • Paolo FASANO, Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni, ITALY
   • Guglielmo GIRARDI, Centro Studi e Laboratori Telecomunicazioni, ITALY
2. Project JB: Advanced IP Version 6 Research and Educational Network (203)
   • Masaki MINAMI, Toshiba Corporation, JAPAN
   • Kengo NAGAHASHI, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Akira KATO, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Youki KADOBAYASHI, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Masafumi OE, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Hiroshi ESAKI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN
3. IPv6 New Feature: Hop-by-Hop Based Real-Time Efficient Connection/Link Status Investigation Mechanism (274)
   • Hiroshi KITAMURA, NEC Corporation, JAPAN
4. Implementation and Evaluation of IPv6 Anycast (323)
   • Masafumi OE, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Suguru YAMAGUCHI, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN

Security: The Internet's Red Light District

1. Security Mechanisms for a Mobile Agent-Based Platform for Electronic Commerce of Internet Domain Names (404)
   • Frédéric SCHÜTZ, University of Geneva, SWITZERLAND
   • Lassaad GANNOUNE, University of Geneva, SWITZERLAND
   • Julien FRANCIOLI, University of Geneva, SWITZERLAND
2. Detection, Defense, and Tracking of Internet-Wide Illegal Access in a Distributed Manner (412)
   • Kohei OHTA, Cyber Solutions Inc., JAPAN
   • Glenn MANSFIELD, Cyber Solutions Inc., JAPAN
   • Yohsuke TAKEI, Tohoku University, JAPAN
   • Nei KATO, Tohoku University, JAPAN
   • Yoshiaki NEMOTO, Tohoku University, JAPAN

Eliminating the World Wide Wait

1. Study of an Efficient Server Selection Method for Widely Distributed Web Server Networks (096)
   • Tsukasa OGINO, FastNet, Inc., JAPAN
   • Masahiko KOSAKA, FastNet, Inc., JAPAN
   • Yoshiyuki HARIYAMA, FastNet, Inc., JAPAN
   • Kazuhiro MATSUDA, FastNet, Inc., JAPAN
   • Kazuaki SUDO, FastNet, Inc., JAPAN
2. Bandwidth Maximization for SONET/SDH and Direct Data over Optical Networks (447)
   • Pankaj K. JHA, Cypress Semiconductor, USA
3. Prefilling a Cache: A Satellite Overview (510)
   • Ivan LOVRIC, France Telecom - CNET, FRANCE
   • Eric MASCHIO-ESPOSITO, France Telecom - CNET, FRANCE
   • Didier GUÉRIN, France Telecom - CNET, FRANCE
   • Pierrick FILLON, European Commission, BELGIUM

Internet QoS Provisioning: Differentiated Services and MPLS

1. A Simple Resource Management Architecture for Differentiated Services (315)
   • Jun OGAWA, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., JAPAN
   • Yuji NOMURA, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., JAPAN
2. AYAME: A Design and Implementation of the CoS-Capable MPLS Layer for BSD Network Stack (438)
   • Yojiro UO, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Satoshi UDA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Nobuo OGASHIWA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Satoshi OHTA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Yoichi SHINODA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
3. Inter-Domain QoS Provisioning and Accounting (509)
   • Tomoichi EBATA, Hitachi, Ltd., JAPAN
   • Masatoshi TAKIHIRO, Hitachi, Ltd., JAPAN
   • Shigeru MIYAKE, Hitachi, Ltd., JAPAN
   • Minoru KOIZUMI, Hitachi, Ltd., JAPAN
   • Felix HARTANTO, GMD FOKUS, GERMANY
   • Georg CARLE, GMD FOKUS, GERMANY

Voice/Video in the Internet

1. Performance Evaluation of Data Transmission Using IPSec over IPv6 Networks (200)
   • Seiji ARIGA, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Kengo NAGAHASHI, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Masaki MINAMI, Toshiba Corporation, JAPAN
   • Hiroshi ESAKI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN
2. Methods and Tools for the Objective Evaluation of Voice-over-IP Communications (253)
   • Silvio SALZA, University of Rome "La Sapienza" / Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica, ITALY
   • Mauro DRAOLI, Servizio Reti di Comunicazione, ITALY
   • Carlo GAIBISSO, Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica, ITALY
   • Antonio Laureti PALMA, Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica, ITALY
   • Roberto PUCCINELLI, Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica, ITALY
3. How V. Cerf and A. Bell Would Jointly Design a Telephony System: A CORBA-Based Multilayer IP Telephony Platform, Combining the Strengths of Both Public Switched Telephone Networks and the Internet (401)
   • Stefan GESSLER, NEC Europe Ltd., GERMANY
   • Oliver HAASE, NEC Europe Ltd., GERMANY
   • Andreas SCHRADER, NEC Europe Ltd., GERMANY

2. Internet Science and Technology for the 21st Century

Measuring Cyberspace: How Big Is It?

1. Problems and Promises in the Study of Virtual Communities: A Case Study (119)
   • Susan C. KINNEVY, University of Pennsylvania School of Social Work, USA
2. Power Law Distributions in Real and Virtual Worlds (270)
   • Narushige SHIODE, University College London, UNITED KINGDOM
   • Michael BATTY, University College London, UNITED KINGDOM
3. Estimating Web Properties by Using Search Engines and Random Crawlers (442)
   • Nobuko KISHI, Tsuda College, JAPAN
   • Takahiro OHMORI, Tokyo University of Information Science, JAPAN
   • Seiji SASAZUKA, Tokyo University of Information Science, JAPAN
   • Akiko KONDO, Tsuda College, JAPAN
   • Masahiro MIZUTANI, Tokyo University of Information Science, JAPAN
   • Takahide OGAWA, Tsuda College, JAPAN

QBone Bandwidth Broker Testbed: Early Experiences and Future Directions (Panel)

iGrid 2000: Demonstrating New Means for Global Collaboration (Panel)

Making TCP Faster, Fair, and Scalable

1. Scalable Automatic Buffer Tuning to Provide High Performance and Fair Service for TCP Connections (124)
   • Takahiro MATSUO, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Go HASEGAWA, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Masayuki MURATA, Osaka University, JAPAN
2. Fairness Comparisons Between TCP Reno and TCP Vegas for Future Deployment of TCP Vegas (126)
   • Kenji KURATA, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Go HASEGAWA, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Masayuki MURATA, Osaka University, JAPAN
3. Performance Comparison of TCP Implementations in QoS Provisioning Networks (331)
   • Hiroyuki KOGA, Kyushu Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • Yoshiaki HORI, Kyushu Institute of Design, JAPAN
   • Yuji OIE, Kyushu Institute of Technology, JAPAN

NGI Research Projects: What's New, What's Next, and What Works? (Super Panel)

Intelligent Web Navigation

1. An Agent-Based Intelligent Distributed Information Management System for Internet Resources (114)
   • Stuart SOLTYSIAK, BT Advanced Communications Technology Centre, UNITED KINGDOM
   • Takeshi OHTANI, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., JAPAN
   • Marcus THINT, Concert, USA
   • Yuji TAKADA, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., JAPAN
2. Do You Think Content on the Internet Is Easy to Understand? (167)
   • Kazunori FUJIMOTO, NTT Communication Science Laboratories, JAPAN
   • Kazumitsu MATSUZAWA, NTT Service Integration Laboratories, JAPAN
   • Toshiro KITA, NTT Communication Science Laboratories, JAPAN
3. A Platform for Mobile and Distributed Systems Adaptive to Inter/Intranet (432)
   • Kazuya KOYAMA, NEC Corporation, JAPAN
   • Satoru FUJITA, NEC Corporation, JAPAN
   • Toru YAMANOUCHI, NEC Corporation, JAPAN

3. Mobile Internet and IP Network Appliances

Implications and Applications of Wireless Technology

1. Pervasive Computing in a Networked World (195)
   • Thomas C. AGOSTON, IBM Global Services, USA
   • Tatsuro UEDA, IBM Global Services, JAPAN
   • Yukari NISHIMURA, Nishimura Marketing Services, JAPAN
2. Virtual, Wireless Manna: Interactive Multimedia Applications and the Broadband Satellite Industry (213)
   • Elias G. CARAYANNIS, George Washington University, USA
   • Jeffrey ALEXANDER, Washington CORE / George Washington University, USA
3. Position-Dependent Services Using Metadata Profile Matching (220)
   • Johan HJELM, Ericsson Research / World Wide Web Consortium, USA
   • Mikael NILSSON, Ericsson Infotech, SWEDEN
4. Who Wants a Net.Car in a Developing Country? (266)
   • Wessel DU PREEZ, CSIR Mikomtek, SOUTH AFRICA

Technical Frontiers of Wireless Wide Area Technologies

1. Turning an HTTP Proxy Server into a Wireless Internet Gateway (207)
   • Hsing MEI, Fu Jen Catholic University, TAIWAN
   • Yi-Ming WEN, Fu Jen Catholic University, TAIWAN
   • Wen-Jou LIN, Fu Jen Catholic University, TAIWAN
2. A Proposal on a Privacy Control Method for Geographical Location Information Systems (409)
   • Michiko IZUMI, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Sohgo TAKEUCHI, Sony Computer Science Laboratory, JAPAN
   • Yasuhito WATANABE, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Keisuke UEHARA, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Hideki SUNAHARA, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN
3. A Proposal to Apply ECN to Wireless and Mobile Networks (505)
   • Fei PENG, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, CHINA
   • Shiduan CHENG, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, CHINA
   • Jian MA, Nokia Research Center, FINLAND

Enabling Small Network Environments

1. Construction of IPv6 Small Network Using INS Router (448)
   • Masahiko KIMOTO, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • Satoshi SHIRASUNA, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • Hiroki SUENAGA, Nihon University, JAPAN
   • Toshihiro KIMURA, Yamaha Corporation, JAPAN
   • Hiroyuki OHNO, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, JAPAN
2. Mobile Code for Network Service Access (500)
   • James KEMPF, Sun Microsystems Laboratories, USA
   • Jason GOLDSCHMIDT, Bucknell University, USA
3. Zero Configuration Networking (514)
   • Erik GUTTMAN, Sun Microsystems Laboratories, GERMANY

4. Interactive, Multimedia, Innovative Contents (Live Demonstrations)

High and Low End: Applications Above All

1. PromulGate: A Full-Page Multimedia Experience over a Slow Connection (110)
   • Joseph MOSLEY, DelFin Project Inc., USA
2. Layered Transmission and Control of Packet Transmission Order for Multimedia Broadcasting (267)
   • KOMURA Takaaki, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • FUJIKAWA Kenji, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • IKEDA Katsuo, Kyoto University, JAPAN
3. The Simple Internet Phone (287)
   • Masataka OHTA, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • Kenji FUJIKAWA, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • Takuro KITAGAWA, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • Manolo SOLA, Waseda University, JAPAN
   • Kaz SATOH, World Axle Corporation, JAPAN

The Search for Knowledge: Visualization, Sharing, and Indexing

1. Generating a Topically Focused Virtual-Reality Internet (190)
   • David CLEARY, Ericsson, IRELAND
   • Diarmuid O'DONOGHUE, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, IRELAND
2. Indexing Links of Pages to Search for "Hearts" Through the World Wide Web (355)
   • Ryunosuke OHSHIMA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Shinsuke MIWA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Yoichi SHINODA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN

Emerging Multimedia

1. Map-Based User Interface for Digital City Kyoto (039)
   • Kaoru HIRAMATSU, NTT Communication Science Laboratories, JAPAN
   • Kenji KOBAYASHI, NTT Communicationware, JAPAN
   • Ben BENJAMIN, NTT Advanced Technology, USA
   • Toru ISHIDA, Kyoto University, JAPAN
   • Jun-ichi AKAHANI, NTT Communication Science Laboratories, JAPAN
2. Motion Pictures on the Net: Streaming Media Industry, Technology, and Early Adopters (165)
   • Keiko TANAKA, University of Washington, USA
3. Video Avatar Communication in a Networked Virtual Environment (516)
   • Tetsuro OGI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Toshio YAMADA, Telecommunications Advancement Organization, JAPAN
   • Ken TAMAGAWA, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Michitaka HIROSE, University of Tokyo, JAPAN

Digital Audio and Video Applications on Advanced Research and Education Networks (Panel)

5. Biomedical Issues

New Technology for Health/Medical Applications

1. Smart-Card- and IP-Based Infrastructure for a Health-Care Information System in Slovenia (057)
   • Tomaz KALIN, Institut "Jozef Stefan", SLOVENIA
   • Gorazd KANDUS, Institut "Jozef Stefan", SLOVENIA
   • Denis TRCEK, Institut "Jozef Stefan", SLOVENIA
   • Roman NOVAK, Institut "Jozef Stefan", SLOVENIA
   • Marjan SUSELJ, Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia, SLOVENIA
2. Diagnosis Supporting System for MEG Using Two-Stage Parallel Processing on Computational Grids (241)
   • Susumu DATE, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Yuko MIZUNO-MATSUMOTO, Johns Hopkins University, USA
   • Kazuhiro SHINOSAKI, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Shin'ichi TAMURA, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Youki KADOBAYASHI, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Shinji SHIMOJO, Osaka University, JAPAN
3. Details from a Distance: Seeing Angstroms at 10,000 Kilometers (386)
   • Auke van BALEN, FEI/Philips Electron Optics, NETHERLANDS
   • Christopher L. MORGAN, California State University, Hayward, USA
4. Advanced Networking for Telemicroscopy (511)
   • Martin HADIDA, San Diego Supercomputer Center, USA
   • Youki KADOBAYASHI, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Steve LAMONT, University of California, San Diego, USA
   • Hans-Werner BRAUN, National Laboratory for Advanced Network Research, USA
   • Bob FINK, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
   • Tom HUTTON, San Diego Supercomputer Center, USA
   • Hirotaro MORI, Osaka University, JAPAN
   • Mark ELLISMAN, University of California, San Diego, USA

Quality of Medical/Health Information on the Internet (Panel)

1. Global Health Network Supercourse: Toward the Enhancement of Classroom Learning (501)
   • Ron LaPORTE, University of Pittsburgh, USA
   • Akira SEKIKAWA, University of Pittsburgh, USA
2. The Internet and Evidence-Based Decision Making: A Needed Synergy for Efficient Knowledge Management in Health Care (515)
   • Alejandro R. JADAD, McMaster University, CANADA

The Internet and People with Disabilities (Panel)

1. The Internet and People with Disabilities: Expanding Horizons or Barrier to Information and Services? (023)
   • Michael BURKS, International Center for Disability Resources on the Internet, USA
   • Pauline AGUILAR, International Center for Disability Resources on the Internet, USA
   • Jose Luis PARDOS, Ambassador of Spain to Denmark, DENMARK
   • Cynthia WADDELL, City of San Jose, California, USA
   • Masafumi NAKANE, Web Accessibility Initiative, JAPAN
2. AccessBot: An Enabling Technology for Telepresence (100)
   • Jason LEIGH, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Maggie RAWLINGS, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Javier GIRADO, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Greg DAWE, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Ray FANG, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Alan VERLO, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Muhammad-Ali KHAN, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Alan CRUZ, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Dana PLEPYS, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Daniel J. SANDIN, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Thomas A. DeFANTI, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA

Privacy and Security in the Use of the Internet to Support Medicine (Panel)

6. Education

Distance Learning Issues and Tools

1. Classroom Anywhere: An Initiative of the United Nations University (035)
   • Ng S. T. CHONG, United Nations University, JAPAN
   • Masao SAKAUCHI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
2. Internet in the Classroom and at Home: The Bridging Role of Publishers (135)
   • Ferran R. TARRAGÓ, Generalitat de Catalunya, SPAIN
3. A Framework for Adaptative and Cooperative Learning for the Internet: SMART Learning (137)
   • Rachida AJHOUN, Institut d'Études et de Recherches pour l'Arabisation, MOROCCO
   • M. Amine BENKIRAN, École Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs, MOROCCO
   • MAHAMANE Ato Abdelkader, École Mohammadia d'Ingénieurs, MOROCCO
4. Investigating Distance Learning on the Internet (148)
   • Yan BODAIN, Centre de Recherche Informatique de Montréal, CANADA
   • Jean-Marc ROBERT, École Polytechnique de Montréal, CANADA

The Arts, the Internet, and Education: What Do They Have to Offer Each Other?

Networking Education and Education Networks

1. NSF Advanced Networking Project with U.S. Minority-Serving Colleges and Universities (112)
   • Mark LUKER, EDUCAUSE, USA
2. The Internet Engineering Curriculum Repository (310)
   • Tracie E. MONK, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • Evi NEMETH, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • Theresa OTT, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • Kevin THOMPSON, MCI Worldcom, USA
3. Global Collaboration for the Joint University Course on the Next-Generation Internet (336)
   • Keiko OKAWA, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Akira KATO, Tokyo University, JAPAN
   • Jim GAST, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
   • Ray ATARASHI, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Yasuharu TOYABE, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Lawrence H. LANDWEBER, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN
4. Venezuelan Education in the Web (the RENa Web Site) (398)
   • Edmundo VITALE, Red Académica de Centros de Investigación y Universidades Nacionales (REACCIUN), VENEZUELA
   • Maria AUXILIADORA MALDONADO, Red Académica de Centros de Investigación y Universidades Nacionales (REACCIUN), VENEZUELA
   • Hazel FLORES, Universidad de Los Andes, VENEZUELA

Novel Views and Uses of the Internet in Education and Communication

1. Augmented Books, Knowledge, and Culture (054)
   • Kim H. VELTMAN, Maastricht McLuhan Institute, NETHERLANDS
2. Overcoming Time-Zone Differences and Time Management Problems with Tele-Immersion (196)
   • Tomoko IMAI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Zhongwei QIU, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Sowmitri BEHARA, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Susumu TACHI, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Tomonori AOYAMA, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Andrew JOHNSON, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
   • Jason LEIGH, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
3. Global Live Broadcasting of Solar Eclipses via the Internet: Innovative Use of the Internet in Astronomical Education (209)
   • Masami OKYUDO, Misato Observatory, JAPAN
   • Asako ITAGAKI, OrganNova, JAPAN
   • Noritsugu TAKAHASHI, Meisei University, JAPAN
   • Eiichi WADA, LIVE!ECLIPSE Executive Committee, JAPAN
   • Tomokazu MORI, LIVE!ECLIPSE Executive Committee, JAPAN
   • Masaya NAKAYAMA, University of Tokyo, JAPAN
   • Kenzi WATANABE, Saga University, JAPAN
   • Hiroki KONDO, Saga University, JAPAN

7. E-Commerce and E-Business

Trading Services in the Information Economy

1. Brokerage in an Information Economy (095)
   • Jerry FOSS, Marconi Communications, UNITED KINGDOM
   • Kulwinder GARCHA, Marconi Communications, UNITED KINGDOM
   • Philip TURNER, Southampton University, UNITED KINGDOM
   • Nick JENNINGS, Southampton University, UNITED KINGDOM
2. Internet Marketing Destinations in the Global Tourism Marketplace (157)
   • Paulo RITA, University of Lisbon, PORTUGAL
3. Lessons from WWW Tourism Initiatives in South Africa (288)
   • Carey-Ann JACKSON, CSIR Mikomtek, SOUTH AFRICA
   • Laurens CLOETE, CSIR Mikomtek, SOUTH AFRICA
4. Fighting the Wily Hacker: Modeling Information Security Issues for Online Financial Institutions Using the SEAS Environment (303)
   • Alok CHATURVEDI, Purdue University, USA
   • Mukul GUPTA, Purdue University, USA
   • Shailendra MEHTA, Purdue University, USA
   • Lorenzo VALERI, King's College London, UNITED KINGDOM

E-Commerce Policies and Strategies for a Global Inclusive E-Market

1. Extended Communities for Future E-Business (090)
   • Jonathan MITCHENER, BT Research Laboratories, UNITED KINGDOM
2. B2B E-Commerce: To Be or Not to Be in the Brave New World of Global Business Virtualities (211)
   • Elias G. CARAYANNIS, George Washington University, USA
   • Jeffrey ALEXANDER, Washington CORE / George Washington University, USA
3. Determining the E-Future of the South: Risks and Opportunities (320)
   • Magda M. ISMAIL, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology / Internet Society of Egypt, EGYPT

Opportunities and Threats in the Global E-Commerce Marketplace

1. The Internet and E-Commerce in Greater South China (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Fujian, and Guangdong) (184)
   • William FOSTER, University of Arizona, USA
   • Seymour GOODMAN, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
   • Zixiang (Alex) TAN, University of Syracuse, USA
2. Asia's Development Sector Pans the Internet for E-Commerce Revenue (199)
   • Vivien CHIAM, International Development Research Centre, SINGAPORE
   • Maria NG, International Development Research Centre, SINGAPORE
   • CHIN Saik Yoon, Southbound Sendirian Berhad, MALAYSIA
3. E-Commerce in Indonesia (237)
   • Zuraida BOERHANOEDDIN, Indonesian Satellite Corp. (PT INDOSAT), INDONESIA
4. How to Adapt Electronic Commerce to the Needs of a Developing Country: The Tunisian Case (428)
   • Hassoumi ZITOUN, Ministry of Communications, TUNISIA
   • Lamia CHAFFAI SGHAIER, Tunisian Internet Agency, TUNISIA

Knowledge Management: The Key to Success in the Knowledge Society

1. Cultural Differences in E-Commerce: A Comparison Between the United States and Japan (040)
   • Kumiko AOKI, Boston University, USA
2. Knowledge Portals: Using the Internet to Enable Business Transformation (077)
   • Christoph M. JANSEN, Institute for Information Management at the University of St. Gallen, SWITZERLAND
   • Volker BACH, Institute for Information Management at the University of St. Gallen, SWITZERLAND
   • Hubert ÖSTERLE, Institute for Information Management at the University of St. Gallen, SWITZERLAND
3. New Role for the Middleman (179)
   • Abigail T. COOKE, Concurrent Technologies Corporation, USA
4. Success Factor Knowledge: Intranet-Based Support of the Sales Process (181)
   • Roland E. SCHMID, University of St. Gallen, SWITZERLAND
   • Volker BACH, University of St. Gallen, SWITZERLAND

8. Regulation, Policy, and Governance

Women and the Internet

1. Empowering Women Through the Internet: Dutch Women Unite (048)
   • Karen DROST, FARO Webdesign, NETHERLANDS
   • Miriam JORNA, Hightension.net Internet Solutions, NETHERLANDS
2. The Three Ways the Internet Empowers an Ordinary Individual: How Women in Japan Express Themselves and Their Opinions (333)
   • Akiko ORITA, Keio University, JAPAN
   • Makoto NIIMI, Matsushita Graphic Communication Systems, Inc., JAPAN
   • Jun MURAI, Keio University, JAPAN

Next-Generation Internet Policy

1. Regulatory Challenges in the Emerging Internet Media Environment (105)
   • Madan Mohan RAO, Microland, INDIA
2. Telecoms Infrastructures: The Famines of the New Millennium? (151)
   • Jean-Louis TERTIAN, Autorité de Régulation des Télécommunications, FRANCE

Government Policy and the Growth of the Internet

1. Impact of Privatization and Deregulation on the Use of Telephone Services in French-Speaking Countries (1988-1998) (306)
   • Jocelyn NADEAU, Centre International pour le Développement de l'Inforoute en Français, CANADA
   • André LECLERC, University of Moncton, CANADA
   • Mario FORTIN, Université de Sherbrooke, CANADA
2. Telecommunications Re-Regulation in Bangladesh: A Broadband Future Through a Development Initiative? (381)
   • L. Jean CAMP, Harvard University, USA
   • Brian L. ANDERSON, UUNET, USA
3. Experiments with Cyberlaws in Korea (399)
   • Chan-Mo CHUNG, Korea Information Society Development Institute, KOREA

The State of the Internet: National Case Studies (Roundtable)

1. Tuvalu's First ISP (089)
   • Franck MARTIN, SOPAC, FIJI
2. The Ukraine: Cyberspace Periphery or Rich Ground for Investment? (171)
   • Sergey Y. YURISH, Institute of Computer Technologies, UKRAINE
3. Profiling Internet Users in Egypt: Understanding the Primary Deterrent Against Their Growth in Number (194)
   • Mohamed A. El-NAWAWY, InTouch Communication Services, SAE, EGYPT
4. Overcoming Regulatory and Technological Challenges to Bring Internet Access to a Sparsely Populated, Remote Area: A Case Study (214)
   • Ronel SMITH, CSIR Mikomtek, SOUTH AFRICA
5. Case Studies on Development of the Internet in Latin America and the Caribbean (278)
   • Saul HAHN, Organization of American States, USA

The State of the Internet: Global Perspectives

1. Counting the Net: Internet Access Indicators (212)
   • Michael MINGES, International Telecommunication Union, SWITZERLAND
2. Measurements of the Internet Topology in the Asia-Pacific Region (314)
   • Bradley HUFFAKER, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • Marina FOMENKOV, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • David MOORE, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
   • Evi NEMETH, Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, USA
3. The State of the Internet: Growth and Gaps (372)
   • Larry PRESS, California State University, Dominguez Hills, USA

Policy Slam (Policy Slam)

Making Our Own Rules: Governance of Cyberspace

1. Breaking Barriers to Popularize Internet Streaming Broadcast (053)
   • Kenji RIKITAKE, TDI RCAC Project, JAPAN
2. Kudzu or Golden Goose? Will Governance Strangle the Internet? (191)
   • Amy FRIEDLANDER, Science Applications International Corporation, USA
   • Jeffrey R. COOPER, Science Applications International Corporation, USA
3. Internet Governance: To Find the Internet's Once and Future King (192)
   • Jeffrey H. MATSUURA, Alliance Law Group, LLC, USA
4. Copyright Protection for Cultureware Preservation in Digital Repositories (251)
   • Louis COETZEE, CSIR, SOUTH AFRICA
   • Johan EKSTEEN, CSIR, SOUTH AFRICA

On the Fringes of the Internet (Super Panel)

The Internet Is Not for Everyone (Yet): A Policy Debate (Super Panel)

Virtual Communities

1. Creating Museum-Based Virtual Communities (065)
   • Sherwood A. DOWLING, Smithsonian Institution, USA
2. The Challenges of Building an International Virtual Community Using Internet Technologies (122)
   • Mario de Paula Leite GOUVÊA, LEAD International, USA
3. Yokakusa Koga: See the World, but Live in Your Hometown (302)
   • Marty CAWTHON, ChipChat, USA
   • Etsuko INOUE, Nihon ChipChat, JAPAN

Freedom of Speech, Content Filtering, and Linguistic Diversity in Cyberspace

1. The Government of Canada and French on the Internet: Special Study, August 1999 (107)
   • Alain CLAVET, Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages, CANADA
2. Self-Regulation of Internet Content: A Canadian Perspective (164)
   • Paul A. PIERLOT, Industry Canada, CANADA
3. Ethics and the Internet (170)
   • Stig Roland RASK, Foundation for Knowledge and Competence Development, SWEDEN
4. Internet Censorship Around the World (325)
   • Margarita VALDÉS CORTÉS, University of Chile, CHILE
5. Evaluating Web Filters: A Practical Approach (370)
   • Eyas S. Al-HAJERY, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, SAUDI ARABIA
   • Badr Al BADR, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, SAUDI ARABIA

Extreme Internet: Use of the Internet in Emergencies

1. Local Authorities Risk Management by Intranet (121)
   • Georges Y. KERVERN, Sorbonne, Paris University, FRANCE
   • Roger W. CAVES, San Diego State University, USA
   • Robert BARR, University of Manchester, UNITED KINGDOM
2. In the Wake of the Turkish Earthquake: Turkish Internet (131)
   • A. Nur ZINCIR-HEYWOOD, Ege University, TURKEY
   • Malcolm I. HEYWOOD, Dokuz Eylul University, TURKEY
3. IAA System ("I Am Alive"): The Experiences of the Internet Disaster Drills (327)
   • Nobuhiko TADA, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., JAPAN
   • Yukimitsu IZAWA, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, JAPAN
   • Masahiko KIMOTO, Tokyo Institute of Technology, JAPAN
   • Taro MARUYAMA, RuneTech Co., Ltd., JAPAN
   • Hiroyuki OHNO, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, JAPAN
   • Masaya NAKAYAMA, University of Tokyo, JAPAN

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