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Magazine articles on the state and evolution of the internet.

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PC World December 31, 2002 Tom Spring	What's Up for the Internet in 2003? Faster, more-mobile services and gadgets, hot spots everywhere, and maybe an end to spam, say predictions.
ONLINE Jan/Feb 2003 Greg R. Notess	The UCE (Spam) War and Its Impact on E-Mail The Internet's killer application is not Web browsers. It is e-mail. This essential foundation of the Internet is under attack.
Technology Research News January 1, 2003 Kimberly Patch	Hubs increase Net risk The Internet has much in common with air travel, according to researchers from Ohio State University. This does not bode well, considering how disruptive storms can be to the airlines.
Information Today December 30, 2002 Richard W. Wiggins	The Internet Marks Its 20th Anniversary As you celebrate New Year's Day, pause to contemplate that it marks the 20th anniversary of the birth of the Internet.
PC World January 2003 Tom Spring	Speed Up Your Dial-Up Connection New breed of Web accelerator services is worth considering.
New Architect January 2003 Amit Asaravala	A Question of Identity Passport, Liberty, and the single sign-on race
PC World November 27, 2002 Scarlet Pruitt	AOL Ready to Take Aim at Outlook Online giant is testing a stand-alone e-mail client with built-in IM features, but can it compete with Microsoft?
Salon.com November 21, 2002 Farhad Manjoo	Microsoft wants your cellphone The software king has big plans for making the world of mobile phones safe for Windows. Can phone makers, and a little Norwegian company called Opera, stop the onslaught?
CIO November 15, 2002	Give Us A :-) The emoticon, punctuation marks assembled to let an e-mail recipient know you're only joking--or sad, or any other emotion--celebrated its 20th anniversary on sept. 19.
PC World November 14, 2002 Gretel Johnston	Cybersurveillance System Being Built Defense Department's database-sifting project is overseen by Poindexter, dubbed an enemy of privacy.
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