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Preface
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Gene F. Hoffnagle
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p. 265
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Asparagus Soup
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N. Negroponte
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p. 266
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Post-modern video
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A. Lippman
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p. 269
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Media Banks: Entertainment and the Internet
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A. Lippman and R. Kermode
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p. 272
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A society of models for video and image libraries
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R. W. Picard
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p. 292
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Techniques for data hiding
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W. Bender, D. Gruhl, N. Morimoto, and A. Liu
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p. 313
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Multimedia based on object models: Some whys and hows
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V. M. Bove, Jr.
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p. 337
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Computational holographic bandwidth compression
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M. Lucente
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p. 349
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Community and personalization
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W. Bender
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p. 367
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Enriching communities: Harbingers of news in the future
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W. Bender, P. Chesnais, S. Elo, A. Shaw, and M. Shaw
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p. 369
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FramerD: Representing knowledge in the large
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K. Haase
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p. 381
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For want of a bit the user was lost: Cheap user modeling
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J. Orwant
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p. 398
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Children's interests in news: On-line opportunities
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M. Evard
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p. 417
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The Computer Clubhouse: Preparing for life in a digital world
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M. Resnick and N. Rusk
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p. 431
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Things to think with
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M. Resnick
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p. 441
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Programmable Bricks: Toys to think with
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M. Resnick, F. Martin, R. Sargent, and B. Silverman
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p. 443
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Using acoustic structure in a hand-held audio playback device
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C. Schmandt and D. Roy
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p. 453
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The interactive balloon: Sensing, actuation and behavior in a common object
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J. A. Paradiso
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p. 473
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Things that blink: Computationally augmented name tags
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R. Borovoy, M. McDonald, F. Martin, and M. Resnick
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p. 488
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Design of electronic information
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W. Bender and R. MacNeil
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p. 497
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Experiments in digital graphic design
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J. F. Musgrave and M. R. Cooper
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p. 499
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Navigating large bodies of text
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D. Small
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p. 514
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Color as a determined communication
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N. Jacobson and W. Bender
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p. 526
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Instructible agents: Software that just keeps getting better
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H. Lieberman and D. Maulsby
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p. 539
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Salient stills: Process and practice
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M. Massey and W. Bender
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p. 557
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Physics and media
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N. Gershenfeld
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p. 575
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Signal entropy and the thermodynamics of computation
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N. Gershenfeld
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p. 577
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Field mice: Extracting hand geometry from electric field measurements
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J. R. Smith
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p. 587
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Personal Area Networks: Near-field intrabody communication
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T. G. Zimmerman
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p. 609
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Human-powered wearable computing
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T. Starner
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p. 618
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Force transduction materials for human-technology intefaces
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R. Fletcher
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p. 630
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Inertial proproceptive devices: Self-motion-sensing toys and tools
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C. Verplaetse
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p. 639
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Contents of Volume 35, 1996
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p. 651
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