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All rights reserved. Reproduced bypermission; p.130 'Power user tutor' by Jeff Downey, PCMagazine August 1998. Reproduced by permission of VNUBusiness Publication;. p.132 Extracts from Computing inthe Information Age (2nd Edition) by Nancy Stern & RobertA. Stern, © John Wiley and Sons Inc. Reproduced bypermission; p.138 'Backup HSM and media choice' by PhilCrewe, PC Magazine May 1996. Reproduced by permissionof VNU Business Publications; p.140 'Cyberpirates intent oninternet celebrity' by Simon Bower, © The Guardian 21August 2000.
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Reproduced by permissionof Dennis Publishing; p.162 Extracts from 'Technologycalendar' by Ian Pearson. Reproduced by permission of GiltEdged Diaries; p.163 'Appliance of science' by M. Bedford,Computer Shopper May 2000. Reproduced by permission ofDennis Publishing; p.163 'Talking to the washing' © ChrisPartridge / Times Newspapers Ltd 6 December 1999.Reproduced by permission; p.165 'The rise of the robots'.PC Advisor March 2000. Reproduced by permission of PCAdvisor Magazine; p.170 'Fast forward' by RupertGoodwins, PC Magazine August 1998. Reproduced bypermission of VNU Business Publications; p.172 Extractsfrom 'Our view of the future' by Ian Pearson. Reproduced bypermission of Gilt Edged Dairies; p.176 'Futures: Celebritysquares' by Professor Peter Cochrane, PC Pro February1998.
Reproduced by permission of Dennis Publishing;p.185 'Lara's looks are a revelation', © Greg Howson, TheGuardian 3 March 2000. Reproduced by permission of GregHowson; pp.186,192 '50 things to do online' by KyleShurman, Smart Computing Learning Series Vol. 6, Issue 1January 2000; p.191 'Sim makes it's city slicker' by JackSchofield, © The Guardian 1 June 2000. Reproduced bypermission of Guardian Newspapers Ltd.The publishers would like to thank the following for theirkind permission to reproduce photographs and othercopyright material:Ananova Ltd.
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p.29 (Olympus); Palm p.179 (student); Pentax UK Ltd.p.29 (Pentax); Ricoh UK Ltd. p.29 (Ricoh); Samsung (UK)Ltd. p.29 (Samsung); Science Photo Library p.135 (VolkerSteger, Peter Arnold Inc/face recognition, HankMorgan/voice recognition), p.166 (Peter Menzel/Aibo);Sony UK p.29 (Sony); Stone p.4 (Dan Kenyon/child), p.103(Daniel Bosler/ webpage creator), p.178 (Daniel Bosler/epublisher), p.179 (Gandee Vasan/child); The Image Bankp.68 (PS Productions/computing support officer); TophamPicturepoint p.140 (Harold Chapman/ex-hacker);www.educationphotos.co.uk p.4 (John Walmsley/teacher).Cover: Gemstar eBook Group Ltd.
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We apologize for any apparentinfringement of copyright and, if notified, the publisher willbe pleased to rectify any errors or omissions at the earliestopportunity.Illustrations supplied by:Stefan Chabluk pp.13,16,17,18, 20, 24 (EPOS till), 36,48, 53, 55, 60, 65, 66, 73, 86, 89, 91,107, 130,136, 137,184, 187, 190, 193.Mark Duffin pp.10,11, 23, 24 (inputs/outputs), 52 (gamescreen), 72, 76, 79, 94,109,113.Any websites referred to in this work are in the publicdomain and their addresses are provided by OxfordUniversity Press for information only.
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