Privacy Law
Volume 1
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Article 20
1978
Computer Law Bibliography - 1978, 1 Computer
L.J. 611 (1978)
Michael D. Scott
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Although no statistics exist on the subject, it is clear that com-puter law is one of the fastest growing legal fields. Since 1960, when the first, generally speculative articles began to appear in the litera-ture, the volume of material being published on one or another as-pect of the subject has increased exponentially. Today, there is a virtual avalanche of articles, books and government publications on the legal implications of computers. These materials appear in a wide range of forums, from such specialized periodicals as the Jurimetrics Journal, to such popular fare as Time magazine and the New Yorker.
In 1978, there were over 1200 items published on the subject worldwide. The following bibliography organizes them topically ac-cording to the following index.
Topical Index
1. Overview of Computers and Computer Law ... 613
2. System Design ... 613
2.0 G eneral ... 2.1 System Integrity ... 613
2.1.1 Security ... 613
2.1.2 Personnel ... 616
2.2 Protecting Proprietary Interests ... 616
2.2.1 H ardware ... 616
2.2.2 Softw are ... 616
2.2.3 Data Bases ... 619
2.2.4 O ther ... 619
3. System Procurement ... 619
3.0 G eneral ... 619
3.1 Purchase Agreements ... 620
3.2 Lease Agreem ents ... 620
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3.3 Com m ercial Law ... 620
3.4 Specific Contract Provisions ... 620
3.5 Negligence and Fraud ... 621
3.6 Breach of Contract ... 621
3.7 Taxation ... -3.8 Insurance ... 622
3.9 Service Contracts ... -3.10 Parol Evidence ... 622
4. Government Regulations ... 622
4.0 G eneral ... 622
4.1 Federal Standards ... 623
4.2 Computer Procurement ... 624
4.2.1 Federal Computer Procurement ... 624
4.2.2 State and Local Computer Procurement ... 624
4.3 Telecommunications Regulations ... 625
4.4 Federal Banking Regulations ... 628
4.5 Other Federal Agencies ... 629
4.5.1 United States Postal Service ... 629
4.5.2 Internal Revenue Service ... 629
4.5.3 Securities Exchange Commission ... 629
4.5.4 Social Security Administration ... 629
4.6 Federal Antitrust and Trade Regulation Law ... 630
4.7 Im port/Export ... 635
4.8 Other Federal Regulations ... 635
4.9 Technology Transfer ... 4.10 State Procurement Regulations ... 635
5. Tort Law ... 636
5.0 G eneral ... -5.1 Non-use of Computers ... 5.2 Negligent Use of Computers ... 636
6. Privacy ... 636
6.0 G eneral ... 636
6.1 Federal Regulations ... 637
6.2 State Regulations ... 639
7. Crim inal Law ... 639
8. Constitutional Law ... 644
9. Evidence ... 644
10. Procedure and Discovery ... 644
11. Corporate Law ... -12. Labor Law ... 644
13. Computer Use in the Legal Profession ... 645
13.0 G eneral ... 645
13.1 Computer-Assisted Legal Research ... 645
13.2 Litigation Support Systems ... 646
13.3 O ther ... 646
14. Computer Use in Government ... 646
15. Computer Use in Industry ... 649
15.1 B anking ... 649
15.2 Securities ... -15.3 Accounting and Auditing ... 15.4 Insurance ... -15.5 R eal Estate ... 15.6 H ealth Care ... 15.7 Com m unications ... 15.8 R etailing ... -16. Taxation ... 658
16.0 G eneral ... 658
16.1 Federal ... 658
16.2 State and Local ... 659
16.3 Tariffs ... 660
17. EDP Audits ... 660
18. Jurim etrics ... -19. International Law ... 661
19.0 G eneral ... 661
19.1 European EDP Industry ... 19.2 Protecting Proprietary Interests ... -19.3 System Procurement ... -19.4 Government Regulation ... 19.5 Tort Law ... -19.6 Privacy ... 661
19.7 Crim inal Law ... 663
19.8 Transborder Data Flow ... 663
19.9 Antitrust and Trade Regulations ... 19.10 Technology Transfer ... 666
Bibliography
1. Overview of Computers and Computer Law
Block, The Expanding Role of Competition, 25 INFOSYS., May 1978, at 80. [Book Review], Computing Law, by Peter Seipel, 6 RUTGERS J. COMPUTERS
& L. 297 (1978).
DP Too Specialized for Regular Lawyers?, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at
33, col. 1.
Fundamental Confusion, Computerworld, Aug. 3, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
2. System Design
2.1 System Integrity
2.1.1 Security
Benjamin, Impact of Privacy and Security Regulations on Installation
Per-formance, 1 INFORMATION PRIVACY 19 (1978).
[Book Review], Modern Methods of Computer Security and Privacy, 24
DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 55.
Criscuoli, ASIS Statement, SEcUrrY MANAGEMENT, June 1978, at 39.
DeMaio, Controversy Over "The Encryption Controversy," 11 MINI-MICRO
Sys., May 1978, at 2.
Dooley, ABA Finds Banks Cutting Losses With ATMs, Computerworld, Dec. 11, 1978, at 16, col. 1.
Dooley, Last Grain Exchange "Trades in" Chalkboard, Computerworld, Sept. 18, 1978, at 20, col. 1.
Dooley, U.S. Data Centers Seen Easy Targets for Fraud, Computerworld, July 10, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Dooley, World Bank Group's Report Suggests Ways to Secure Computer
In-stallations, Computerworld, Oct. 2, 1978, at 16, col. 3.
Ehrsam, A Cryptographic Key Management Scheme for Implementing the
Data Encryption Standard, 17 IBM Sys. J. 106 (1978).
Fine, Computer Disaster Prevention-A New Approach, 20 DATA
PROCESS-ING, Apr. 1978, at 12.
Holmes, GAO Urges Prompt Buttress of SSA Security, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, OMB Sets Security Rules, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 1, col. 1. Holmes, Security More Than Encryption, Users Told, Computerworld, June
5, 1978, at 16, col. 1.
Holmes, Security Should Cover Crime, Accident: Parker, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Holmes, Senate: DES "More Than Adequate," Computerworld, Apr. 17, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Karten, Commerce Lifts Secrecy Order on Patent Bid, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Kirchner, GAO Labels Federal DP Security "Inadequate," Computerworld, Nov. 20, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Kirchner, Use of Encryption on Fedwire Under Study, Computerworld, Nov. 27, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Lawrence, DP Site Security Presents Unique Problems, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1978, at 47, col. 1.
Lennon, Cryptography Architecture for Information Security, 17 IBM Sys. J. 138 (1978).
Matyas & Meyer, Generation, Distribution, and Installation of
Crypto-graphic Keys, 17 IBM Sys. J. 126 (1978).
Needham & Schroeder, Using Encryption for Authentication in Large
Net-works of Computers, 21 COM. ACM 993 (1978).
Parker, Computer Security Differences for Accidental and Intentionally
Caused Losses, 47 PRoc. NAT'L COMPUTER CONF. 1145 (1978).
Parker, Computer Systems Security: Testimony Before the US. Senate
Com-mittee, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, Oct. 1978, at 7.
Sandek, Privacy, Security and Ciphers, 21 DATA PROCESSOR, Jan. 1978, at 2,
abstracted in 24 DATA PROCESSING DIG., May 1978, at 21.
Schultz, DES Critic Says He Can Crack Code for $23, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 15, col. 1.
Schultz, NSA Forced Encryption Standard, Critic Says, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 6, col. 1.
Schultz, Regulations Feared Curbing News of DP Work, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Schultz, Report Calls DP at DOD Harmful to U.S. Security, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Shapley, DOD Vacillates on Wisconsin Cryptography Work, 201 SCIENCE 141
(1978).
Shapley, NSA Slaps Secrecy Order on Inventor's Communications Patent, 201 SCIENCE 891 (1978).
Solomon, The Encryption Controversy, 11 MIN-MICRo Sys., Feb. 1978, at 22.
Stern, Security for Your Computer Facility, 58 OFFICE, Aug. 1978, at 18. Taylor, [Book Review], Modern Methods for Computer Security and
Pri-vacy, 1 INFORMATION PRIVACY 48 (1978).
UNITED STATES DEPT. OF COMMERCE, NAT'L BuR. OF STANDARDS, COMPUTER SECURITY AND THE DATA ENCRYPTION STANDARD (NBS Special Pub. 500-27, 1978).
Voysey, Not Up to Required Standard?, 6 Computing Europe, Mar. 16, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Zientara, DP Auditor Seen Biggest Systems Security Risk, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 16, col. 1.
Bank "Secure" Even From System's Developers, Computerworld, Mar. 20,
1978, at 15, col. 1.
Computer Security at HEW Below Standard, Study Finds, 10 COMPUTER DE-CISIONS, Feb. 1978, at 10.
Encryption Standard Gains Support as Production Begins, DATA COM., Feb. 1978, at 15.
Exec Urges Regular Checks of DP Security Procedures, Computerworld,
Dec. 11, 1978, at 73, col. 2.
Fed Strengthening Security Procedures for EFT, EFTS-INDUS. REP., June 7, 1978, at 2.
Federal Reserve Planning Security for Fedwire, Computerworld, July 10,
1978, at 8, col. 1.
Group to Study Data Encryption, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 32, col. 1. Improved Bank Data Security is Urged, Am. Banker, Feb. 16, 1978, at 2, col.
1.
The NBS Algorithm Hoax-Real or Imaginary?, NILSON REP., Jan. 1978, at 1.
NTIA Reports Explore EFTS System Security and Privacy Questions,
EFTS-INDUS. REP., June 7, 1978, at 2.
NY Bank First to Use Encryption Standard, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, May
1978, at 81.
Security Called More Than Issue of Illegal Access, Computerworld, Mar. 13,
1978, at 20, col. 4.
2.1.2 Personnel
Beeler, Regulate Selves or Be Regulated, DPers Warned, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Connor, Certification Does Not Produce a Professional, Computerworld, Sept. 18, 1978, at 25, col. 3.
Holmes, Malpractice Menacing Analysts CLA Warned, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Murphy, Certification Does Not Create Professionals, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 29, col. 1.
O'Connor, Computer Professionals: The Need for State Licensing, 18
JURIMETRICS J. 256 (1978).
Sanders, Certification-A License for Mediocrity?, 10 CAN. DATA-SYS. Apr. 1978, at 78.
Schultz, Drive Toward Certification Seen Weak in DP Societies, Com-puterworld, Nov. 13, 1978, at 23, col. 1.
Opening the Case for a Licensed Profession, 9 Computing Europe, Jan. 19,
1978, at 11, col. 1.
Programmers and Analysts Are Not Professionals, 24 DATAMATION, Aug.
1978, at 199.
2.2 Protecting Proprietary Interests
2.2.1 Hardware
Bigelow, A Patent Is a Legal Monopoly, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., July
1978, at 4.
Blumenthal, Fraud Ruled in 1968 DEC Tape Patent, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 64, col. 1.
Rosenberg, Why the Judge Cited DEC for Fraud, 11 MINI-MICRO Sys., June 1978, at 14.
Ampex Sues DG on Patent Rights, Elec. News, Apr. 17, 1978, at 6, col. 4. Comten Files Suit Against Tesdata, Elec. News, May 1, 1978, at 11, col. 5. DEC Asks Upset of Fraud Findings, Elec. News, Aug. 28, 1978, at 46, col. 4. Flakes and Business Predators Beware!, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 17.
IBM Sues Xerox Over 7 Patents, Elec. News, Feb. 27, 1978, at 30, col. 3. In Court With DEC, 24 DATAMATION, Sept. 1978, at 88.
2.2.2 Software
Adams, Patent Solution (Letter to Editor), 24 DATAMATION, May 1978, at 26. Bigelow, A Comment on Flook, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Oct. 1978, at 7. Bigelow, CONTU Chooses Copyright; Calls for Congressional Changes--A
Special Report, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., June 1978, at 4.
Bigelow, CONTU's Final Report Favors Copyright for Programs and Data, 4
COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Sept. 1978, at 1.
Bigelow, Copyright and Patent Laws for Software Protection, 3 COMPUTER DATA, Apr. 1978, at 15.
Bigelow, Legal Protection of Software: A Matter of Monumental
Insignifi-cance?, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Feb. 1978, at 1.
Bigelow, Ohio Court Rules Plagiarism Illegal, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Mar. 1978, at 1.
Bigelow, Patents: U.S. Supreme Court to Review Flook, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Feb. 1978, at 2.
Bigelow, Software Copyright: Government Tells How to Do It, 4 COMPUTER
L. & TAX REP., Feb. 1978, at 3.
Bigelow, Supreme Court Denies Flook a Patent, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAx REP.,
Aug. 1978, at 1.
COMM. ON NEW TECHNOLOGICAL USES OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS, FINAL RE-PORT (1978).
Duncan, Canadian Business and Economic Implications of Protecting
Com-puter Programmes, 1 COMPUTER/L.J. 105 (1978).
Frank, The Patentability of Software Inventions: Computer-implemented
In-ventions That Are Useful, New, and Non-obvious May Still Not be Pat-entable-Except, Say Courts, in Certain Cases, 15 IEEE SPECTRUM, Apr. 1978, at 42.
Freed, Software Protection: Introductory Observations on the Study
Spon-sored by the National Commission on New Technological Uses of
Copy-righted Works, 18 JURIMETRICS J. 352 (1978).
French, Employers Liable for Copyright Violations, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Geriak, In Wake of Flook: Computer Software Patentability, 3 NEW MATTER,
Summer 1978, at 1.
Goetz, The "What is Software?" Legal Snafu, ICP INTERFACE, Fall 1978, at 22. Gordon, Toward Software Protection (Letter to Editor), 24 DATAMATION,
Mar. 1978, at 28.
Holmes, CONTU to Recommend Copyrights for Programs, Computerworld, June 12, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, CONTU Voting Today on Software Copyrights, Computerworld, July 10, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, CONTU's Final Report: Copyright for Software, Computerworld, Aug. 14, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Joseloff, Copyright Protection for Computer Programs and Other Computer
Readable Works, 3 COMPUTER LANGUAGES 265 (1978).
Kuhn & Ball, Protecting Software With Copyrights, Patents and Trade
Secrets, 29 J. SYs. MANAGEMENT, Dec. 1978, at 28.
Kurtz, Survey of the Law on Software as Applied to Patents, in PLI,
CUR-RENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PATENT LAW 1978, at 323.
Lamb, US Gives Thumbs Down to Software Protection, 6 Computing Eu-rope, Mar. 16, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Miller, The CONTU Software Protection Survey, 18 JURIMETRics J. 354 (1978).
Pfeifer, Legal Protection of Computer Software: An Update, 5 ORANGE
COUNTY B.J. 226 (1978).
Raysman, Protection of Proprietary Software in the Computer Industry:
Trade Secrets as an Effective Method, 18 JURIMETRICS J. 335 (1978). Roberts, The Current Law of Patents for Computer Software: Or Benson
Re-visited, 1 COMPUTER/L.J. 85 (1978).
Ross, The Patentability of Software and Firmware, reprinted in 3 R.
BIGE-LOW, COMPUTER L. SERV. § 4-2, art. 5 (1978).
Schlesinger, Case Digest [Patent Protection for Computer Software], 1
CoM-PUTER/L.J. 205 (1978).
Scott, Bibliography [Patent Protection for Computer Software], 1
CoM-PUTER/L.J. 233 (1978).
Scott, Case Reference Table [Patent Protection for Computer Software], 1
COMPUTER/L.J. 227 (1978).
Taphorn, Software Protection Other Than Patent, in PLI, CURRENT
DEVELOP-MENTS IN PATENT LAW 1978, at 357.
WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROP. ORG., INT'L BuR., MODEL PROVISIONS ON THE PROTECTION OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE (1978).
Computer Implementation of Algorithm Unpatentable, 385 PAT., T.M. &
COPYRIGHT J. (BNA), June 29, 1978, at A-1, D-1.
Computer-implemented Process Eligible for Patent Protection, 408 PAT., T.M. & COPYRIGHT J. (BNA), Dec. 14, 1978, at A-4.
Computer Programs Copyrightable: CONTU, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Oct. 1978, at 6.
Computer Software Protection, 15 IEEE SPECTRUM, Apr. 1978, at 16.
CONTU Urges Study of Impact of New Copyright Regulations, 103 LIB. J.
1684 (1978).
Flook Interpreted, 24 DATAMATION, Oct. 1978, at 79.
Hersey Says CONTU Decision Endangers Quality of Life, Computerworld,
Aug. 14, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
High Court Nixes Patent, Computerworld, July 3, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Litigation Raises Basic Questions on Proprietary Software Rights,
EFrS-INDUS. REP., Oct. 25, 1978, at 10.
Method of Operating Computer to Translate Between Natural Languages
Held Patentable Subject Matter, 380 PAT., T.M. & COPYRIGHT J. (BNA),
May 25, 1978, at A-16.
Parker v. Flook Argued Before U.S. Supreme Court, 376 PAT., T.M. &
Copy-RIGHT J. (BNA), Apr. 27, 1978, at AA-1.
Patents, Supreme Court, 376 PAT., T.M. & COPYRIGHT J. (BNA), Apr. 27, 1978, at A-19.
PTO Faulted for Reading Benson Decision "Much Too Broadly," 373 PAT.,
T.M. & COPYRIGHT J. (BNA), Apr. 16, 1978, at A-1.
Respondent Files Its Brief in Computer Case Now Pending Before Supreme Court, 374 PAT., T.M. & COPYRIGHT J. (BNA), Apr. 13, 1978, at A-I, D-1.
Seeks Copyright Shield for Software, Elec. News, Aug. 17, 1978, at 49, col. 1. Substitution of Values Can't Convert Algorithm into Patentable "Process,"
Supreme Court to Review Computer Program Case, 362 PAT., T.M. & Copy-RIGHT J. (BNA), Jan. 19, 1978, at A-9.
2.2.3 Data Bases
Holmes, CONTU Approves Data Base Copyrights, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Joseloff, Copyright Protection for Computer Programs and Other Computer
Readable Works, 3 COMPUTER LANGUAGES 265 (1978).
Perle, Copyright and New Technology, 25 BULL. COPYRIGHT Soc'Y 250 (1978). Tyzzer, Data Base System Protection and the New Copyright Law, 21
PRINT-1nG IMPRESSIONS, Nov. 1978, at 16.
Ulmer, Copyright Problems Arising from the Use of Copyrighted Materials in
Automatic Information and Documentation Systems, 14 COPYRIGHT 66 (1978).
Vendor Convicted for Violating Client's Security, 5 EDPACS, June 1978, at 8.
2.2.4 Other
Frank, Unfair Competition?, Computerworld, Nov. 20, 1978, at 1, col. 1. Hanson & Mosier, AMD Files $1M Suit to Halt "Bad" Ep/ROM Distribution,
Elec. News, Apr. 3, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Scannell, Burroughs Loses $3 Million Suit, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Control Data Sued by Artz Machinery, Elec. News, Jan. 23, 1978, at 42, col. 1. IBM Loses $2.5M in Forro Suit, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Jan. 1978, at 6.
IBM Wins Verdict in Royal Data Case, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at 83,
col. 1.
Trial Postponed in Computer Auto, Datapoint Suit, Elec. News, Apr. 3, 1978,
at 38, col. 3.
3. System Procurement
3.0 General
Arnst, Users Warned on Deals With Trade-in Credits, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at 15, col. 1.
Beeler, Watch Out for Hidden Software Costs, Computerworid, May 15, 1978, at 63, col. 1.
Bigelow, How to Get a Lien for the Work You Do, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Oct. 1978, at 3.
Bigelow, What to Do When the Supplier Goes Out of Business, 4 COMPUTER
L. & TAx REP., Apr. 1978, at 3.
Deschamps, Thirty Ways to End Up in Court, 25 INFOSYS., May 1978, at 84.
Kirchner, DP Contract Litigation Viewed as Booming Area, Com-puterworld, Nov. 6, 1978, at 9, col. 1.
Kutler, Increased Attention to DP Contracts Reflected in Demand for Expert
Advice, Am. Banker, Nov. 29, 1978, at 17, col. 1.
Mersich, What You Say May be Held Against You, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 195.
Scannell, Users Alerted to Vendors' Negotiating Tactics, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Schultz, Avoid Salesmen's Distractions, Report Warns, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Stauf, Defends Standard Contract, Computerworld, Mar. 31, 1978, at 34, col. 3.
Taylor, Better Guarantee Needed in NCR's Agreement, Computerworld, Nov. 20, 1978, at 21, col. 1.
Taylor, Contracts, Responsibility Need Clarification, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 33, col. 1.
Taylor, Method Helps User Cope With Unfair Contracts, Computerworld, July 17, 1978, at 23, col. 3.
Taylor, NCR's Universal Contract Sparks Continued Debate, Com-puterworld, Dec. 11, 1978, at 27, col. 1.
Taylor, Vague Contracts Led to Problems With Fics, Computerworld, Dec. 18, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Follow This Leader, Computerworld, Mar. 13, 1978, at 30, col. 1.
3.1 Purchase Agreements
Lattieri, Buying Software Packages, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, June 1978, at
52.
3.2 Lease Agreements
Bigelow, The Dangers of Operating Leases, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Aug. 1978, at 4.
Mersich, When Is a Lease Not a Lease?, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Sept. 1978, at 44. Scannell, Users Urged Not to Reject Third-party Leases, Computerworld,
May 1, 1978, at 20, col. 1.
Schultz, Users Warned About Use Fees for Peripherals, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 17, col. 1.
3.3 Commercial Law
Bigelow, The Courts Don't Like Limited Liability, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX
REP., Mar. 1978, at 3.
Bigelow, Those Little Words Mean What They Say-Exactly, 4 COMPUTER L.
& TAX REP., June 1978, at 1.
Raysman, Warranty Disclaimer in the Data Processing Contract, 6 RUTGERS
J. COMPUTERS & L. 265 (1978).
Signed Contract Stands, So Read It or Weep, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Jan. 1978, at 99.
3.4 Specific Contract Provisions
Brandon, Arbitration Can Benefit User in Most Instances, Computerworld, Aug. 14, 1978, at 49, col. 1.
Taylor, The Arbitration Clause.: Whom Does It Benefit?, Computerworld, Aug. 31, 1978, at 27, col. 1.
Taylor, Some User- Vendor Rows Best Settled in Court, Computerworld, Oct. 16, 1978, at 23, col. 1.
Zientara, Monthly Examines Value of Arbitration Clauses, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
3.5 Negligence and Fraud
Holmes, Boeing Sued for "Professional Negligence," Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Mersich, Can a Complete Stranger Sue You?, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Apr. 1978, at 61.
Mersich, Court Decision Holds Supplier Liable for Inadequate System, 10
CAN. DATASYS., May 1978, at 53.
Scannell, Consumer Board Accuses DP Schools of Fraud, Computerworld, Sept. 18, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Stone & Mason, Personal Liability Creeping Up on DPers, Computerworld, Feb. 13, 1978, at 27, col. 1.
Zientara, DP Training School Owner on Trial for Fraud, Computerworld, May 29, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
3.6 Breach of Contract
Beeler, Burroughs Brings Suit in Knoxville Imbroglio, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Beeler, Vote for Burroughs Ends Knoxville Imbroglio, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Bigelow, Get the Bugs Out of Your System Before a Jury Gets Involved, 4
COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Apr. 1978, at 6.
Blumenthal, CFI Suit Against Decimus Still Stands, Computerworld, Nov. 27, 1978, at 73, col. 1.
Dooley, Schaefer, EDS Settle Out of Court, Computerworld, June 5, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Karten, EDS vs. Schaefer Seen Lesson in Flaws of FM, Computerworld, Aug. 21, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Karten, Schaefer, EDS Both Faulted for Failure of FM, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Karten, Store-to-Door, Univac Both Losers in Legal Suit, Computerworld, Apr. 17, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Karten, User Disagrees With Brandon Criticism of FM, Computerworld, Aug. 25, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Scannell, User Gets $270,000 Award in GA Contract Dispute, Com-puterworld, Oct. 16, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Taylor, Lesson for Users: Do Your Legal Homework, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 15, col. 1.
Upton, Univac Found Guilty in Breach-of-contract Suit, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Weisert, Brandon Missed Reason Many FM Contracts Fail, Computerworld, Sept. 4, 1978, at 27, col. 1.
Zientara, User Sues DEC for "Fatally Defective" PDP-11, Computerworld, Nov. 27, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Bowmar Alleges TI Keyboards Were Defective, Elec. News, July 17, 1978, at
58, col. 5.
Catamore, IBM Make Settlement, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 2, col. 2. FC&I Files Counterclaim to $6 Million Suit by Mirco, Elec. News, Jan. 30,
1978, at 26, col. 1.
GA to Ask Court to Cut Damages from Calif. Suit, Elec. News, Jan. 23, 1978,
at 30, col. 3.
Judge Removes Damages from Suit by GA, Elec. News, Feb. 13, 1978, at 12,
col. 5.
3.8 Insurance
Bigelow, The Advantages of a Large Deductible, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
July 1978, at 7.
Bigelow, How's Your Errors and Omissions Coverage?, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX
REP., Nov. 1978, at 6.
Blumenthal, $4 Billion in Computers are Overvalued for Insurance Purposes
and $2 Billion Undervalued, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, June 1978, at 3.
Karten, Appraisers.: 90% of DP Sites Wrongly Insured, Computerworld, May 8, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Migliaccio, The Ins and Outs of DP Insurance, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Feb.
1978, at 26.
Schultz, Many Lessees Underinsured, Report Cautions, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Taylor, "Claims-made" Insurance Covers DP Malpractice, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 23, col. 1.
Taylor, Insurance Policies Need Clearer Coverage Forms, Computerworld, June 12, 1978, at 59, col. 1.
3.10 Parol Evidence
Mersich, Decision Supports Users With Implementation Hassle, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Mar. 1978, at 67.
4. Government Regulations
4.0 General
Bigelow, The Cost of Program Conversion, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Apr. 1978, at 6.
Grosch, Our Freedom Is Our Struggle, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Jan. 1978, at
58.
Hollings, An Intelligent, Coordinated Federal Information Policy, 27
COM-PUTERS & PEOPLE, Aug.-Sept. 1978, at 28.
Holmes, Congress Wants DP Policy, Not Regulations: Hollings, Com-puterworld, June 12, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Holmes, DP Bills.Keep Congress Busy, Computerworld, Jan. 16, 1978, at 15, col. 2.
Holmes, Five Bills Link Boost in Funds for State DP to Matching
Cam-paign, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Holmes, Revamp Team Faults Federal DP Management, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Kling, Six Models for the Social Accountability of Computing, 1 INFORMA-TION PRIVACY 62 (1978).
Schultz, Report Alerts Users to "Uncle Sam" Ploy, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 17, col. 1.
OMB Awaits Public Comment on Contract Policy Revision, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Feb. 1978, at 8.
4.1 Federal Standards
Barna, Federal Standards Feud Reaches Fever Pitch, 10 COMPUTER
DECI-SIONS, Apr. 1978, at 24.
Holmes, Future Defacto Standards Feared, Computerworld, May 15, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Holmes, Independent Agency Suggested for Federal DP, Computerworld, May 15, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Holmes, NBS Eyes Standards Efforts, Asks Funds Boost, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Holmes, Vendors Oppose I/O Interface Standard, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 59, col. 1.
Kirkley, A Scathing Look at U.S. Standards, 24 DATAMATION, June 1978, at
82.
Kirkley, A Standard Furor, 24 DATAMATION, Aug. 1978, at 47.
Lundell, GAO: Vendors Not Reliable in Standards Effort, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Lundell, Report Comes Down Hard on NBS Institute, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Lundel, Secret GAO Report Slams Federal Standards Process, Com-puterworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Williams, FTC Considers Standards Tie-in, Elec. News, Mar. 6, 1978, at 49, col. 1.
Williams, GAO Rips Gov't DP Standards Effort, Elec. News, Jan. 30, 1978, at 28, col. 3.
Williams, Proposed Extending Use of I/O Channel Interface as Federal
Standard, Elec. News, June 26, 1978, at 46, col. 1.
Mainframes Take New Tack on Federal Interface Issue, 24 DATAMATION, July 1978, at 12.
National Bureau of Standards Ponders IBM-Compatibility as Federal I/O Requirement, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Sept. 1978, at 2.
NBS Asks $13 Million to Fund Standards Work, Computerworld, Mar. 20,
1978, at 8, col. 1.
4.2 Computer Procurement
4.2.1 Federal Computer Procurement
Anderson, The General Accounting Office's Recent Work on Federal ADP
Policies, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, May 1978, at 18.
Barna, Cleaning Up the Federal DP Mess, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Dec. 1978, at 34.
Bigelow, Government to Try to Standardize Procurement Rules, 4 COMPUTER
L. & TAX REP., Nov. 1978, at 2.
Holmes, . . . Leaves Brooks Fearing Sole-Source Purchasing,
Com-puterworld, Sept. 4, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Holmes, OCR Vendor Protests SSA Benchmark Action, Computerworld, Jan. 9, 1978, at 76, col. 1.
Holmes, OMB, GSA Roles in DP Buying Found Weak, Computerworld, July 17, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Karten, Government Seen Unprepared for DP Future, Computerworld, Oct.
30, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Kirchner, Brooks Unrelenting in Fight for Better U.S. DP, Computerworld, Dec. 18, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Leavitt, Commerce Pushing to House DP Support Units, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 10, col. 1.
Leavitt, GSA Should Operate DP Support Units: Carr, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Schultz, Report Charging Federal DP Policy Vacuum, Computerworld, Sept. 4, 1978, at 10, col. 1.
Schultz, Report Slams Federal DP Procurement, Computerworld, Aug. 21, 1978, at 55, col. 1.
OMB System Will Track Agencies' Spending, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, June
1978, at 8.
Procurement Paradox, Computerworld, Sept. 25, 1978, at 26, col. 1. Unwise Recommendations, Computerworld, Sept. 4, 1978, at 26, col. 1.
4.2.2 State and Local Computer Procurement
Fraser, Hit Motorola Tactics in $29M L.A. Bid, Elec. News, Jan. 2, 1978, at 9,
col. 2.
Fraser, L.A. Asks Bidder Promises in Writing, Elec. News, Jan. 23, 1978, at 34, col. 4.
4.3 Telecommunications Regulations
Bigelow, FCC Interprets Computer Rules, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., July
1978, at 3.
Bigelow, FCC Investigating Pole Attachment Rules, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Oct. 1978, at 3.
Bigelow, Grandfather Date Extended for User-owned Terminals, 4
COM-PUTER L. & TAX REP., Feb. 1978, at 5.
Bigelow, House Information Service is Here, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Sept. 1978, at 6.
Bigelow, House Proposes Communications Act Rewrite, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., July 1978, at 1.
Bigelow, IRS Limits Exemption from Telephone Taxes, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Aug. 1978, at 6.
Blumenthal, Bell DP Move "Aggressive" CCIA, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 53, col. 1.
Caswell, Specialized Carriers in the Balance, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Jan. 1978, at 52.
Comment, Interdependence of Communications and Data Processing: An
Alternative Proposal for the Second Computer Inquiry, 73 Nw. U.L. REV.
307 (1978).
deButts, The Bell System: Report of the Chairman of the Board and a
State-ment of Policy, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, June 1978, at 12.
Durniak, Court: Dataspeed 40/4 Not DP, Elec. News, Feb. 13, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Edelson, Revolution in Telecommunications Is Broader Than Electronic
Funds Transfer, Am. Banker, Dec. 29, 1978, at 4, col. 2.
Eger, Consumer Needs, and the Telecommunications Monopoly Sought by
AT&T, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, Jan. 1978, at 12.
Frank, Attempts to Deny Execunet Use of Bell Lines Rebuffed, Com-puterworld, May 15, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Frank, Communications Bill Ready for Justice Dept., Computerworld, May 29, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Frank, Curbs Urged on Bell DP Activities, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Frank, Dataspeed 40/4 Can Be Tariffed, Court Affirms, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Frank, Draft Communications Bill Doesn't Cover Every Base, Com-puterworld, June 19, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Frank, Hinchman: Execunet Decision Undermines FCC, Computerworld, May 22, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Frank, IBM Backs Deregulation of Common Carriers, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Frank, SBS Says It Supports Communications Bill, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Frank, Top IBMer Says Yes to Unregulated ACS, Computerworld, Sept. 18, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Gantz, SBS. Catalyst for Action, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 24, col. 1. Holmes, AT&T, GTE Oppose Divestiture Proposal at House Hearings,
Com-puterworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 62, col. 4.
Holmes, Communications Act Rewrite Asks Industry Deregulation, Com-puterworld, June 12, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Holmes, Court Rescinds SBS Go-Ahead, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Holmes, FCC Postpones End Date of Computer Query, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, FCC Turns Thumbs Down on Primary Instrument Bid, Com-puterworld, July 24, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Holmes, Federal Role in Information Policy Critical, Computerworld, Aug. 7, 1978, at 9, col. 1.
Holmes, Guidelines, Definitions Needed to Protect Users, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, Hearings Begin on Communications Bill, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Holmes, Information Policy Agency Expected to Get Carter OK, Com-puterworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Kirchner, Carter Administration Favoring Deregulation, Computerworld, Dec. 11, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Kirchner, Public Data Retrieval Viewed Benefit, Bother, Computerworld, Nov. 6, 1978, at 69, col. 1.
Kirchner, SBS to File for Court Rehearing, Computerworld, Sept. 25, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Kirkley, Why You Should be Able to Buy a Computer from AT&T, 24
DATA-MATION, Apr. 1978, at 91.
Lovell, The Renaissance of Telecommunications, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE,
June 1978, at 7.
Nyborg, EMS: Why the Delay?, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 14; col. 1. Oppenheim, Dialing for Dollars, STUDENT LAw., Dec. 1978, at 50.
Saxton & Edwards, U.S. Examines Telecommunications Policy as Canada
Debates Interconnection, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Mar. 1978, at 53.
Saxton & Edwards, US. Users Unite to Influence Data Comms Regulatory
Policy, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Sept. 1978, at 40.
Taylor, An Open Letter to FCC Chairman Wiley, Computerworld, May 22, 1978, at 25, col. 1.
Warren, Intercity Telecommunications Competition After Execunet, 31 FED.
COM. L.J. 117 (1978).
Williams, Appeals Court Stays Rule on Execunet Go-Ahead, Elec. News, Apr. 24, 1978, at 1, col. 4.
Williams, FCC Chief Would Lift AT&T Decree, Elec. News, Aug. 14, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Williams, FCC, NTIA Chiefs Split Over New Communications Act Propos-als, Elec. News, July 24, 1978, at 10, col. 1.
Williams, FCC Rejects Primary Instr. Concept, Elec. News, July 17, 1978, at 31, col. 1.
Williams, IRCs Rap New Communications Bill, Elec. News, Aug. 21, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Williams, SBS Perils Other Sat Firms, Judge Told, Elec. News, Apr. 3, 1978, at 11, col. 3.
Williams, SPC Sues AT&T, Claims Interconnect Restrictions, Elec. News, Apr. 3, 1978, at 36, col. 1.
Williams, Tough Cross-subsidy Ban Rather Than Divestitures Urged by IBM
for Carriers, Elec. News, July 31, 1978, at 1, col. 4.
Zientara, Communications Bill Seen Escape from Past, Computerworld, July 3, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Appeals Court Blasts AT&T With Second Stay of Its Execunet Order, 5 DATA CHANNELS, May 1978, at 1.
... As Court of Appeals Rules for MCI; Hits AT&T, FCC, 5 DATA CHANNELS,
Apr. 1978, at 1.
AT&T Complies Quickly With Court Order for MCI Local Loops-But Also
Wants Stay, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Apr. 1978, at 1.
AT&T, IBM Argue Future of Data Comm., 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Jan. 1978, at 11.
AT&T Not Required to Add Execunet Ties, FCC Rules, Elec. News, Feb. 27,
1978, at 2, col. 1.
AT&T Sued Again, 24 DATAMATION, May 1978, at 286.
Communications Act Hearings Open, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Aug. 1978, at 8.
Communications Bill of '78, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 22, col. 1. Computer-Communications Trends--1978, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Jan. 1978, at 1.
Court Rescinds FCC's Okay of SBS, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Nov. 1978, at 11.
Court Upholds FCC, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 230.
David vs. Goliath, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 221.
Debate Begins on Proposed Comm Act, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Aug. 1978, at 8.
Execunet Cleared, AT&T Monopoly Still Unclear, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS,
Apr. 1978, at 8.
Expect Changes: Van Deerlin, Elec. News, Aug. 21, 1978, at 8, col. 4.
FCC May Decide on Inquiry II At June Meet, Attorney Says,
Com-puterworld, May 29, 1978, at 35, col. 1.
FCC Permits Execunet Expansion While Investigating Its Lawfulness, 5
DATA CHANNELS, Aug. 1978, at 1.
FCC Plans Prompt Action on AT&T's DDS Tariff, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Mar. 1978, at 1.
FCC Takes Hard Line in Rejecting DDS Tariff, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Feb. 1978, at 6.
FCC Wrestles With Dataspeed 40/4, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Aug. 1978, at 2.
Ferris: Competitive Communications-FCC, 5 DATA CHANNELS, May 1978, at
Ferris's First Remarks Indicate Deregulation, Competition Policies Ahead, 5
DATA CHANNELS, Apr. 1978, at 4.
Hinchman's Parting Advice: Bar Tariffing of AT&T's Dataspeed 40/4, Elec.
News, July 17, 1978, at 20, col. 1.
IBM Asks FCC to Block AT&T Data Processing, 5 DATA CHANNELS, July 1978, at 1.
IBM Stand on ACS: Separate, Untariffed; Others Study Plan, Elec. News,
July 24, 1978, at 1, col. 4.
Is Washington Listening?, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at 32, col. 1. Justice Advises Dismissal of IT&T Execunet Plea, Elec. News, Feb. 6, 1978,
at 2, col. 1.
Legal Threat to Competition, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 14, col. 1. Ma Bell Seeks FCC Approval of ACS, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Aug. 1978, at
2.
... Meanwhile, Back at the FCC, Execunet Conflict Continues, 5 DATA CHANNELS, June 1978, at 2.
The Money and Resources, 24 DATAMATION, May 1978, at 264.
New Communications Act, 24 DATAMATION, July 1978, at 173.
New Comprehensive Communications Bill Proposes Radical Change, 5 DATA
CHANNELS, June 1978, at 1.
No Primary Instrument Now, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 231.
Overrule FCC on Execunet, Elec. News, Apr. 17, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Professor Knocks Phoney Distinctions, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Nov. 1978, at 6.
Regulation Stifles Innovation: Branscomb, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, Nov. 1978, at 6.
Special Report: ACS Outlook and Implications, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Aug. 1978, at 4.
Special Report: Communications Act Rewrite Proposal Gets Mixed Review,
5 DATA CHANNELS, July 1978, at 3.
Supreme Court Denies Request of AT&T, USITA, and FCC for Execunet
Stay, 5 DATA CHANNELS, June 1978, at 1.
Telephone as a Computer, 24 DATAMATION, Mar. 1978, at 203.
Too Much Deregulation Could Cut Carrier Usefulness: Bell, Computerworld,
Sept. 25, 1978, at 45, col. 1.
... While D.C. Court Sees Antitrust Obstacle to IBM-backed Satellite
Busi-ness Systems, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Sept. 1978, at 1. 4.4 Federal Banking Regulations
[See also listing under 15.1 Banking]
Battey, Consumers to Hear Privacy Rights, Am. Banker, Oct. 24, 1978, at 1,
col. 1.
Conover, House Votes on Regulatory Bill, But Time May Run Out on It, Am. Banker, Oct. 10, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Comptroller Restates Strict Policy on Remote Backup Files at Data Centers,
Geller Applauds Passage of Financial Privacy Act, EFTS-INDus. REP., Nov.
22, 1978, at 1.
4.5 Other Federal Agencies
4.5.1 United States Postal Service
Barna, The Hottest New Idea in Electronic Mail, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS,
Feb. 1978, at 34.
Bigelow, Postal Rate Commission to Consider Electronic Mail, 4 COMPUTER
L. & TAX REP., Dec. 1978, at 3.
Frank, Post Office Moving Ahead on Ecom, Computerworld, Aug. 14, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Holmes, Bill Would Fund Electronic Mail, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Holmes, House Gets Post Office Bill With R&D Funding Deleted for
Elec-tronic Mail, EFT, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978, at 10, col. 3.
Holmes, Post Office Implementing Electronic Mail Plans, Computerworld, Sept. 25, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Kirchner, Postal Service Progressing on Electronic Mail, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1978, at 6, col. 1.
Leavitt, User Posts Electronic Mail Success, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Nyborg, EMS: Why the Delay?, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 14, col. 1. Robertson, Commerce Aide Asks Stay on Full Electronic Main Svc., Elec.
News, Aug. 14, 1978, at 58, col. 3.
Saxton & Edwards, Electronic Mail-Its Star is Rising But There Are Still
Problems, 10 CAN. DATASYS., Nov. 1978, at 67.
Stone, How Far Will Computer Mail Battle Go?, Computerworld, Mar. 13, 1978, at 31, col. 1.
Commerce Department & CCIA Witnesses Fear Post Office Competition in Data Comm, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Sept. 1978, at 3.
Fight Over Electronic Mail, 24 DATAMATION, Dec. 1978, at 55.
Senate Bill Quiet on Electronic Mail, Computerworld, July 3, 1978, at 5, col.
1.
4.5.2 Internal Revenue Service
Fundsfor IRS System Axed, Computerworld, Jan. 16, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
4.5.3 Securities Exchange Commission
Bigelow, SEC Cracks Down on Accountants, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Feb. 1978, at 5.
Bigelow, SEC Developing National Market System, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX
REP., Mar. 1978, at 3.
4.5.4 Social Security Administration
Holmes, Changes to SSA Law Ease Reporting Needs in Payroll
4.6 Federal Antitrust and Trade Regulation Laws
Arnst, Action Resumes in U.S. vs. IBM as Users Testify, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 1, col. 4.
Arnst, An IBM Surprise: No Bid to Toss Out Case, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Arnst, Conti Biased, Jurors Say, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 1, col. 1. Arnst, "Defensibility" Behind IBM Unbundling, Computerworld, Jan. 16,
1978, at 63, col. 1.
Arnst, East vs. West: A Matter of Style, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 2,
col. 2.
Arnst, IBM Awarded Directed Verdict, Computerworld, Aug. 21, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Arnst, IBM Claims Obstructed Prosecution: U.S., Computerworld, Feb. 13, 1978, at 83, Col. 1.
Arnst, IBM Mistrial Filing a "Sham ": U.S., Computerworld, Jan. 16, 1978, at
2, col. 2.
Arnst, IBM Moves for Mistrial, Cites Change in Definition, Computerworld, Jan. 9, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Arnst, IBM Return Rate Seen Support for U.S. Case, Computerworld, Apr. 10, 1978, at 77, col. 3.
Arnst, IBMer: Firm Put Itself on the Line With 360, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 66, col. 1.
Arnst, Issue of Bias Tinges McAdams' IBM Testimony, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 4, col. 3.
Arnst, Jury Out in Memorex vs. IBM Case, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Arnst, Jury Still Debating Fate of Memorex vs. IBM Case, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Arnst, Memorex Trial Edge Goes to IBM, Computerworld, July 17, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Arnst, Memorex vs. IBM Suit Ends in Jury Deadlock, Computerworld, July 10, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Arnst, Memorex vs. IBM Valuable But Rough for Jury, Computerworld, July 10, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Arnst, Separate Leasing Company Urged for IBM, Computerworld, Apr. 10, 1978, at 73, col. 1.
Arnst, U.S. vs. IBM Takes Recess With 91 Witnesses to Hear, Com-puterworld, July 31, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Arnst, Witness Says IBM Good on Price/Performance, Computerworld, May 8, 1978, at 71, col. 1.
Arnst, Witness Says McAdams "Affected" Testimony, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Bigelow, Antitrust Commission Begins Work, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
July 1978, at 7.
Bigelow, Destroying Computerized Indexes, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Feb. 1978, at 4.
Bigelow, How to Avoid Antitrust Attacks on Your Standards Work, 4
CoM-PUTER L. & TAX REP., Aug. 1978, at 3.
Blumenthal, Developer of Reality Software Sues Microdata,
Com-puterworld, Nov. 13, 1978, at 89, col. 1.
Blumenthal, Firm Starts $30 Million Suit Against DG, Computerworld, Nov. 6, 1978, at 67, col. 1.
Bonham, Empirical Analysis of Industrial Concentration in the Electronic
Data Processing Industry, 1952-1970, 23 ANTITRUST BULL. 289 (1978). deButts, The Bell System: Report of the Chairman of the Board and a
State-ment of Policy, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, June 1978, at 12.
Frank, Top IBMer Says Yes to Unregulated ACS, Computerworld, Sept. 18, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Franklin, Special Report: United States v. IBM-An Interim Analysis, 4
COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Oct. 1978, at 4 (Part I); Nov. 1978, at 4 (Part II).
Goldberg, IBM Position Upheld, 24 DATAMATION, Dec. 1978, at 39.
Greitzer, Data Gen'l Asks Court to Prevent Ampex Damage Action, Elec.
News, Aug. 28, 1978, at 42, col. 3.
Holmes, Antitrust Commission Agrees to Hear AT&T Suggestions,
Com-puterworld, July 31, 1978, at 51, col. 1.
Holmes, Antitrust Commission Ready to Begin Work, Computerworld, July 3, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, AT&T Consent Decree Subject of Inquiry to Justice Department, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 60, col. 4.
Holmes, AT&T, GTE Oppose Divestiture Proposal at House Hearings, Com-puterworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 62, col. 4.
Holmes, Judge Can Expedite Antitrust Trials, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 53, col. 1.
Holmes, Shenenfield Says Antitrust Not Stretching Resources, Com-puterworld, Mar. 31, 1978, at 83, col. 1.
Karten, User Suit Charges Univac With Trade Restraint, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Katzenbach, United States v. IBM-A Comment, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Dec. 1978, at 3.
Kennedy, "Antitrust" for the Computer and Communications Industry, 27
COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, May 1978, at 7.
Kirchner, SBS to File for Court Rehearing, Computerworld, Sept. 25, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
Kirkley, Why You Should Be Able to Buy a Computer from AT&T, 24
DATA-MATION, Apr. 1978, at 21.
Lundell, Back in Trial Ring, Barr Comes Out Punching, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Lundell, Ex-IBMer Wanted to Testify IBM Broke Consent Decree, Com-puterworld, Mar. 13, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Lundell, Justice Decided Not to Request IBM Relief Now, Computerworld, Apr. 24, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Lundeil, Memorex Case Goes to Jury, Computerworld, June 5,1978, at 1, col. 3.
Lundell, Memorex Puts Fine Comb to Jury Selection, Computerworld, Jan. 23, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Rodman, Antitrust: Curing Hemophilia With Leeches, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 28, col. 1.
Rosenberg, Transamerica vs. IBM Opens on West Coast, Computerworld, Dec. 18, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Shenenfield, Computers, Communications, and Antitrust: Some Current
Myths and Realities, 27 COMPUTERS AND PEOPLE, May, 1978, at 14 (Part
I); June 1978, at 10 (Part II).
Upton, Judge Suggests Jury Decide Memorex's Cause, Computerworld, Feb. 27, 1978, at 71, col. 1.
Upton, Memorex vs. IBM May Differ from Other Suits, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Upton, Memorex vs. IBM Opens in San Francisco, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Upton, PCM's Success Convinced IBM to Alter Plans, Memos Reveal, Com-puterworld, Feb. 13, 1978, at 83, col. 2.
Verity, U.S., IBM Asks Reopening of Trust Trial Discovery, Elec. News, Mar. 6, 1978, at 4, col. 4.
Williams, AT&T Lawyer to Antitrust Chief: "Put Up or Shut Up" on
Charges, Elec. News, Apr. 3, 1978, at 16, col. 1.
Williams, FCC Chief Would Lift AT&T Decree, Elec. News, Aug. 14, 1978, at 4, col. 1.
Williams, Shenenfield Hits Katzenbach on Trial "Delay" Remarks, Elec. News, Mar. 6, 1978, at 1, col. 2.
Winkler, Character Witness Lauds IBM's Management, Computerworld, Dec. 11, 1978, at 9, col. 1.
Winkler, DP Vendors' Depositions at Issue in IBM Trial, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Winkler, IBM Witness Defends Firm's "Dirty Pooling," Computerworld, Oct. 30, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
Winkler, Micro Field Booming, IBM Witness Testifies, Computerworld, Nov. 27, 1978, at 13, col. 1.
Winkler, Testimony on IBM Revenues Hit on Definition, Computerworld, Nov. 13, 1978, at 93, col. 1.
Winkler, U.S., IBM Trying "Narratives" to Speed Trial, Computerworld, Nov. 27, 1978, at 74, col. 1.
Zarley, Court Verdict Favors IBM; Bars Jury Trial, Elec. News, Aug. 14, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Zarley, Memorex: Allow Appeal on Jury Bar, Elec. News, Aug. 28, 1978, at 1, col. 5.
Zientara, IBM Doesn't Control Market, User Testifies, Computerworld, Oct. 2, 1978, at 8, col. 1.
Zientara, IBM Snips Witness List Again, Computerworld, Oct. 2, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Zientara, IBM User Witness Details "Success" Criteria, Computerworld, Sept. 25, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
... And AT&T Faces $200 Million Antitrust Suit Filed by Southern Pacific, 5
DATA CHANNELS, Apr. 1978, at 1.
A Letter to Judge Edelstein, 24 DATAMATION, Feb. 1978, at 206.
And Then There Was One, Computerworld, Oct. 16, 1978, at 7, col. 1. Another Directed Verdict for IBM, 24 DATAMATION, Apr. 1978, at 210.
Ask Justice: List Action on IBM, Bell, Elec. News, Aug. 7, 1978, at 34, col. 4. Asks Court to Alter Bank-ADP Deal, Elec. News, Jan. 9, 1978, at 55, col. 1. AT&T and Justice Dept. Begin Information Exchange, 5 DATA CHANNELS,
Apr. 1978, at 2.
AT&T Case: A Trial by 1980?, 24 DATAMATION, Nov. 1, 1978, at 58.
AT&T Case En Route to Court, 6 Computing Europe, Apr. 13, 1978, at 6, col.
5.
AT&T Charges Justice Department With Keeping It and Court in Dark on Antitrust Case, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Aug. 1978, at 1.
AT&T Files Triple-Barreled Response to Southern Pacific Antitrust Suit, 5
DATA CHANNELS, May 1978, at 1.
AT&T Software Under Probe, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 7, col. 3. AT&T Trial Data, 24 DATAMATION, Sept. 1978, at 100.
Attempt to Speed Antitrust Bogs Down, 6 Computing Europe, Mar. 9,1978, at
10, col. 6.
Bell Breached Consent Decree by Selling Software: CCIA, 10 COMPUTER
DE-CISIONS, Sept. 1978, at 8.
Blasts deButts Also!, Elec. News, Mar. 6,1978, at 4, col. 1.
Cal Comp Trial Hearing Cancelled, Elec. News, Mar. 27, 1978, at 12, col. 1. Cal Comp vs. IBM Oral Arguments, Elec. News, May 8,1978, at 38, col. 3. Cal Comp vs. IBM Plea Could be Heard Soon, Computerworld, Mar. 13, 1978,
at 8, col. 4.
Cary, Kennedy in Secret Meeting, 24 DATAMATION, May 1978, at 263.
CLA Urges Ban on IBM Rent/Lease, Elec. News, Feb. 27, 1978, at 37, col. 4. Come Now, Mr. Barr, Computerworld, Jan. 30, 1978, at 18, col. 1.
Execunet Cleared, AT&T Monopoly Still Unclear, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS,
Apr. 1978, at 8.
Eye Charge Bell Violated Decree by Selling Software, Elec. News, July 10,
1978, at 46, col. 3.
Goldstein: "No Monopolists Here," 24 DATAMATION, Feb. 1978, at 41.
Hearing Due on Cal Comp Retrial Bid, Elec. News, Jan. 30, 1978, at 12, col. 1. Hearing Set on Cal Comp Retrial Bid, Elec. News, Mar. 13, 1978, at 41, col. 1. High Court Denies Request by Racal-Milgo for Review, Computerworld,
Nov. 6, 1978, at 72, col. 3.
High Court Refuses IBM- Greyhound to Get Retrial, Computerworld, Jan. 23,
IBM Asks Directed Verdict in Memorex Antitrust Trial, Elec. News, July 24,
1978, at 30, col. 3.
IBM Asks FCC to Block AT&T Data Processing, 5 DATA CHANNELS, July 1978, at 1.
IBM Defends vs. Memorex, Elec. News, Apr. 10, 1978, at 38, col. 3.
IBM High Court Plea Unfounded; Greyhound, Computerworld, Nov. 16, 1978,
at 68, col. 1.
IBM Is Upset by Change in Trial Terms, 6 Computing Europe, Jan. 19, 1978,
at 2, col. 5.
IBM Leasing Spin-off Urged by Lessor Group, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, May 1978, at 81.
IBM-Memorex Trial Hears Engineer, Elec. News, Feb. 6,1978, at 28, col. 1. IBM-Memorex Trial Starts, Elec. News, Jan. 30, 1978, at6, col. 1.
IBM Opens Defense, Elec. News, May 1, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
IBM Witness Hits Memorex, Telex Accounting, Computerworld, Nov. 16,
1978, at 7, col. 1.
"IBM's Prices Higher"..., Elec. News, Aug. 21, 1978, at 30, col. 3.
Judge Refuses IBM Motions in Memorex Case, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Apr. 1978, at 2.
Interim Relief a Bad Idea, Computerworld, Mar. 13, 1978, at 30, col. 1. Interim Relief Against IBM Supported by Kennedy, 10 COMPUTER
DECI-SIONS, May 1978, at 6.
Judge Thwarts IBM Motions, Computerworld, Apr. 10, 1978, at 1, col. 1. Jury Gets Memorex Antitrust Case Against IBM, 5 DATA CHANNELS, June
1978, at 2.
The Jury System on Trial, 24 DATAMATION, Oct. 1978, at 47.
Justice Asks Ban on Document Destruction, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS, May 1978, at 4.
Justice Dept. Probing Licensing of MPUs, Elec. News, Mar. 27, 1978, at 1, col.
4.
Legal Thrust to Competition, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 14, col. 1. Litigation Dropped by Ohio-Nuclear, American Science, Computerworld,
Jan. 16, 1978, at 57, col. 1.
Market Share or Profit!, 24 DATAMATION, Feb. 1978, at 178.
Memorex Case Brings IBM Bid, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 4, col. 4. Memorex Eyes New Trial; IBM to Seek Verdict, Elec. News, July 10, 1978, at
28, col. 5.
Memorex Soon, Computerworld, Jan. 9, 1978, at 1, col. 4.
Memorex: Spending Continues, 24 DATAMATION, Aug. 1978, at 56.
Memorex Trial vs. IBM Begins, Elec. News, Jan. 23, 1978, at 30, col. 3. Mistrial Declared in Memorex Antitrust Case Against IBM, 5 DATA
CHAN-NELS, July 1978, at 2.
Motions Fly as End of U.S. Case Approaches, Computerworld, Mar. 27, 1978,
at 7, col. 1.
The Right to Decide, Computerworld, Aug. 28, 1978, at 22, col. 1.
San Francisco Judge Favors IBM Over Memorex in Antitrust Case; Bars
Jury Retrial, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Sept. 1978, at 1.
Serious Flaws in Antitrust Laws, Computerworld, May 1, 1978, at 32, col. 1. Shenenfield Hopes to Start AT&T Trial in October '79, Elec. News, Aug. 14,
1978, at 4, col. 2.
SPC, Transportation Microwave Suing AT&T, Computerworld, Apr. 17, 1978,
at 84, col. 1.
Stat Tab Presses ACP Svc. Suits, Elec. News, Feb. 13, 1978, at 54, col. 4.
Supreme Court Won't Listen, So AT&T Faces Justice Suit, 10 COMPUTER
DE-CISIONS, Feb. 1978, at 8.
Top Court Rejects IBM Bid to Halt Greyhound Trial, Elec. News, Jan. 23,
1978, at 1, col. 3.
U.S. to Seek Private Suit Materials Against AT&T, Elec. News, Feb. 6,1978,
at 10, col. 1.
US. vs. IBM Antitrust Trial Plods by Third Anniversary, Computerworld,
May 22, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
U.S. Won't Ask Interim Relief in IBM Case, Elec. News, Apr. 24, 1978, at 28,
col. 3.
Waddy Out as Judge of U.S. v. AT&T, Computerworld, Aug. 3,1978, at 5, col.
3.
... While AT&T Antitrust Case Gets New Judge, 5 DATA CHANNELS, July
1978, at 2.
While CCIA Blasts Justice Department for Inaction on AT&T Software Marketing, 5 DATA CHANNELS, July 1978, at 1.
... While D.C. Court Sees Antitrust Obstacle to IBM-Backed Satellite
Busi-ness Systems, 5 DATA CHANNELS, Sept. 1978, at 1.
4.7 Import/Export
Bigelow, Export Control Rule Revised, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., July 1978, at 7.
Dooley, Carter Quashes Sale of System to Soviets After Sharansky Trial, Computerworld, July 24, 1978, at 1, col. 3.
Holmes, Carter Stand on DP Exports Slammed, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 83, col. 1.
Holmes, CDC Sale to USSR Nixed on Security Ground, Computerworld, Sept. 11, 1978, at 85, col. 1.
Stone, Halt of DP Sale to USSR Not Appropriate Move, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 27, col. 3.
"Regulatory Maze" Seen Problem for U.S. Firms, Computerworld, Jan. 16,
1978, at 71, col. 1.
4.8 Other Federal Regulations
Holmes, Security Directives Stymieing Agencies, Computerworld, Feb. 20, 1978, at 9, col. 1.
4.10 State Procurement Regulations
Schultz, Ruling Due on Fairness of Burroughs Award, Computerworld, Mar.
20, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Shapiro, Court Invalidates a Computer Contract for the Pennsylvania
Lot-tery, 27 COMPUTERS & PEOPLE, Feb. 1978, at 26.
5. Tort Law
5.2 Negligent Use of Computers
French, Lawyer Explores Liability Issues Linked to DP, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 11, col. 1.
Karten, Overreliance on DP-Not DP Errors-Blamed in Collapse of Civic
Center Roof, Computerworld, May 8, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
6. Privacy
6.0 General
Badders, Privacy-A Red-Hot Legislative Issue, CREDIT WORLD, Mar. 1978,
at 10.
Bigelow, How Much Trouble is Privacy?, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Dec. 1978, at 6.
Bigelow, Privacy vs. The Public's Right to Know, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Mar. 1978, at 2.
Bigelow, Should There Be a Corporate Right of Privacy?, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Aug. 1978, at 5.
GEN. ACCOUNTING OFF., CHALLENGE OF PROTECTING PERSONAL INFORMATION IN AN EXPANDING FEDERAL COMPUTER NETWORK ENVIRONMENT (1978).
Holmes, DP Snare of Runaway Parents Nets $1.6 Billion, Computerworld, Apr. 24, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Kling, Automated Welfare Client-Tracking and Service Integration: The Po-litical Economy of Computing, 21 COM. ACM 484 (1978).
Kressel & Remo, No Place to Hide: Computers, Power and Human Privacy, 25 NASSAU LAw. 397 (1978).
Metelski, Achieving Communications Privacy Through Revision of the
Eavesdropping Laws, 30 FED. COM. L.J. 135 (1978).
Osborn, Information Privacy and Employment, 1 INFORMATION PRIVACY 30 (1978).
REYMONT Assoc., PROTECTING PERSONAL INFORMATION IN COMPUTER
SYS-TEMS (1978).
Ryan, Free Enterprise at Stake as Industry Grows, Computerworld, Mar. 20, 1978, at 31, col. 1.
Samet, Data Processing and Individual Rights, 2 COMPUTER BULL., June 1978, at 18.
Sandek, Privacy, Security and Ciphers, 24 DATA PROCESSING DIG., May 1978, at 21.
Schultz, Police Chief Probed in Sale of Criminal Data, Computerworld, July 3, 1978, at 6, col. 1.
Taylor, [Book Review], Modern Methods for Computer Security and
Pri-vacy, 1 INFORMATION PRIVACY 48 (1978).
Zientara, Welfare Parents Bucking SSN Tags for Children, Computerworld, May 29, 1978, at 12, col. 1.
Chamber of Commerce Adopts Privacy Position, 10 COMPUTER DECISIONS,
Dec. 1978, at 10.
EFT Systems and Privacy, 146 J. ACCOUNTANCY, Oct. 1978, at 104.
More Americans Fearing Loss of Privacy, Computerworld, June 26, 1978, at
8, col. 1.
More Seeing DP as Privacy Peril, Computerworld, May 22, 1978, at 9, col. 1. Personal Data-The Right to Privacy, 20 DATA PROCESSING, Sept. 1978, at 14.
Privacy Laws and Freedom of Information, 12 INFORMATION & RECORD MAN-AGEMENT, Apr. 1978, at 96.
Privacy Laws Compiled in Book, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 10, col. 3. Privacy Protection is No Bargain, 1 TDF NEWS, Oct. 1978, at 2.
Privacy-The Law and IDS's Role, 6 INSIGHT, Feb. 1978, at 3.
Protecting Personal Information on Computer Systems, EFTS-INDuS. REP.,
Oct. 25, 1978, at 10.
1984 Coming Closer in Denver as Utilities Prepare to Bring Meters On-Line?,
5 DATA CHANNELS, May 1978, at 2.
6.1 Federal Regulations
Battey, Consumers to Hear Privacy Rights, Am. Banker, Nov. 24, 1978, at 1, col. 1.
Bigelow, Congress Passes Financial Privacy Act, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Dec. 1978, at 2.
Bigelow, Federal Register Will Not Publish Annual Privacy Compilation, 4
COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., July 1978, at 3.
Bigelow, OMB Regulates Matching Programs, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP.,
Oct. 1978, at 2.
Bigelow, Reverse FOIA Case Heard by Supreme Court, 4 COMPUTER L. & TAX REP., Dec. 1978, at 4.
Carswell, The Financial Institutions Regulation Act of 1978, Am. Banker, Nov. 15, 1978, at 17, col. 1.
Dooley, Firearm-Tracking Proposal Meeting Opposition, Computerworld, June 19, 1978, at 6, col. 1.
Dooley, USDA Banking National Land Ownership Data, Computerworld, May 22, 1978, at 7, col. 1.
French, HEW Widens Search for Student Loan Dodgers, Computerworld, Jan. 23, 1978, at 6, col. 1.
Holmes, Carter Chided for Dragging Feet on Privacy, Computerworld, May 29, 1978, at 5, col. 1.
Holmes, Congress Told Not to Make Hasty Policy on What Can Become
Citi-zen Data Bank, Computerworld, July 31, 1978, at 2, col. 2.
