Language of race: talking past one another

Article Abstract:

Perspectives on racism and interpretations of social reality greatly differ between blacks and whites. This results in the further widening of the social gap between the two groups. These problems could be bridged by effective communication and discussion of social issues confronting both groups.

Political aspects, Race relations, Racism, Culture conflict, Cultural conflict

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Computers and the year 2000: what will happen?

Article Abstract:

The year 2000 computer problem also poses societal problems. Solving these problems require a collaborative effort between businesses and communities. Communities need to evaluate where they will be most affected, while businesses need to set aside competitive pressures.

Year 2000 transition (Computers), Corporate social responsibility

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Talking computers: will talking replace literacy?

Article Abstract:

The emergence of an oral-based culture could be the eventual outcome of developments in computer technology which aim to convert the majority of computer systems to voice-in/voice-out networks.

Computer networks, Innovations, Technological innovations, Literacy, Voice I/O equipment

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