Mike Holderness: Publications

For the Royal Society and Association of British Science Writers, a briefing on abrupt climate change, entitled The weather turned upside-down?.

For the Royal Society and Association of British Science Writers, a briefing on high-performance computing entitled Worlds in a grain of silicon.

Editor of A European Way for the Information Society, Third Report of the Information Society Forum.

A refereed paper on Moral Rights in JILT, the Journal of Information, Law and Technology (also self-archived here).

For the City University (London) conference NetMedia97, a paper Superhighway robbery and how to stop it and "slides" for a talk on that subject.

For the Royal Society and Association of British Science Writers, a briefing entitled Land Resources: on the edge of the Malthusian precipice?.

For the UN University, a paper entitled The Internet: enabling whom, when and where?.

For the Panos Institute, The Internet: Superhighway or dirt-track for the South?. This has been described as "an instant classic".

For the Henley Centre for Forecasting, a major contribution to their Multimedia Futures series.

For the International Federation of Journalists, a keynote paper on (surprisingly enough) the implications of the new media for creators of all kinds.

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