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By Tom Hanks, Nora Ephron, Delia Ephron

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A love story about two bookstore owners and anonymous e-mail cyberpals who fall head-over-laptops in love, unaware that they are combative business rivals.

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Law Policy and the Internet
Law Policy and the Internet
New Media and Freedom of Expression
New Media and Freedom of Expression
Netto mirai chizu
Netto mirai chizu

By Toshinao Sasaki

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Ryan Higa s How to Write Good
Ryan Higa s How to Write Good

By Ryan Higa

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Ryan Higa s How to Write Good
Ryan Higa s How to Write Good

By Ryan Higa

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The information superhighway
The information superhighway

By Gay Martin

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Discusses various components of the I-Way and considers how such a vast network might affect privacy, education, entertainment, etc.

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Online Safety for Coders

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