โ Scribed by Edgar H. Sibley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In this issue uf It~formaticm & Management we have two items dealing with Inforr,lation Policy. The fi-st is an article by Mr. H.H. Brune of the Canadian Government, the second is a letter by the chairman of IAG, Mr. Paul Dixon, They deal with similar aspects of our future; the effect; of governmental actions on the future of large scale information systems.
Undoubted1 r', some people are worried by the constramts imposed by laws on the ability of businesses to move information and hence its processing across local and national boundaries; we see articles with provocative banner headlines such ars:
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