============================================================================== RED CIENTIFICA PERUANA CASSTTES ============================================================================== ============================================================================== P A C I F I C A R A D I O A R C H I V E ============================================================================== AUDIO RECORDINGS ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE COMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION SERIES Program 1. LISTENING IN: THE POLITICS OF ELECTRONIC ENCRYPTION Archive#: EPZ0199.01 59 minutes $13 Program 2. TECHNO KIDS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MODERN TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES TO CHILDREN - IT'S CHILD'S PLAY Archive#: EPZ0199.02 59 minutes $13 Program 3. MARIAN THE LIBRARIAN MEETS CYBER-SPACE INFO SURFER Archive#: EPZ0199.03 59 minutes $13 Program 4. FROM IRON HORSE TO CYBER STEED: REGULATING PUBLIC UTILITIES Archive#: EPZ0199.04 59 minutes $13 Program 5. HOT ISSUES FOR COOL CONVERTS: TRANSFORMING SPY SATELLITES AND OTHER COLD WARRIOR TELETOYS. Archive#: EPZ0199.05 59 minutes $13 Program 6. VIRTUAL DEMOCRACY: THE IMPACT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES ON THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS Archive#: EPZ0199.06 59 minutes $13 Program 7. GOVERNMENT INFORMATION IN THE ELECTRONIC AGE: CHALLENGES TO THE PRINCIPLE OF DEMOCRATIC ACCESS. Archive#: EPZ0199.07 59 minutes $13 Program 8. THE WORKPLACE OF THE FUTURE. Archive#: EPZ0199.08 59 minutes $13 Program 9. SWEATSHOPS: FROM WOOLEN MILLS TO WORD MILLS Archive#: EPZ0199.09 59 minutes $13 Program 10. PUNCH IN YOUR NUMBER HERE: PRIVACY AND HIGH TECH CONSUMER SERVICES. Archive#: EPZ0199.10 59 minutes $13 Program 11. EDUCATION: EXPLORING THE WORLD FROM THE CLASSROOM. Archive#: EPZ0199.11 59 minutes $13 Program 12. EXTENDING THE WORLD OF DISABLED CITIZENS. Archive#: EPZ0199.12 59 minutes $13 Program 13. PHONE PSYCHOLOGY. Archive#: EPZ0199.13 59 minutes $13 For written transcripts of the above programs send $4 for each program. If you want to purchase the entire series on audio cassette, purchase twelve and we'll send you the final program for free. COMPUTERS, FREEDOM AND PRIVACY 1. SPEAKING FOR THE UNSPEAKABLE. Interview with Bruce Sterling, a science fiction author who has also written the nonfiction work "The Hacker Crackdown". ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.01 59:00 $13 2. ETHICS, MORALITY, AND CRIMINALITY. Panel comprised of electronic policy experts discuss new technologies and the police/governmental role. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.02 59:00 $13 3. WHO LOGS ON? Panel discusses the potential impact of high capacity optical fiber and who will have access to this network, who will pay, and who will benefit. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.03 59:00 $13 4. FREE SPEECH AND THE PUBLIC TELEPHONE NETWORK. Panel discussion on how free speech principles of open access, diversity, and nondiscrimination might be affected if telephone companies become information providers. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.04 59:00 $13 5. WHO'S IN YOUR GENES?. Panel discusses the tensions between an individual's right to privacy and the interests of third parties: job applicant screening, DNA forensic data banks, mega-banks of personal data stored by insurance companies. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.05 58:00 $13 PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION. Panel discussion structured as a mock debate among members of an imagined U.S. data protection board. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.06 59:00 $13 PRIVACY AND INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM IN THE DIGITAL LIBRARY. A panel of social activists and librarians discuss how privacy rights are protected when you seek information and how libraries protect your right of access. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.07 59:00 $13 8. COMPUTERS IN THE WORKPLACE : ELYSIUM OR PANOPTICON? Panel discussion on how computer technology provides new opportunities for employee communication as well as for employee surveillance. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.08 59:00 $13 9. WHO HOLDS THE KEYS? Panel discussion of the new cryptography technologies, which are becoming increasingly important for securing data and wireless communications. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.09 59:00 $13 10. PUBLIC POLICY FOR THE 21st CENTURY Panel discussion on what are the prospects of information technologies for the coming decades. ARCHIVE#: ESZ0705.10 58:00 $13 THE PRIVACY PROJECT ESZ0676.01 - The season premier of "The Privacy Project: Personal Privacy in the Information Age." ESZ0676.02 - "800 & 900: Capturing your identity with Automatic Number Identification." ESZ0676.03 - "Caller ID: Battle Lines are Being Drawn" ESZ0676.04 - "Superbureaus: Invasion of the Data Snatchers." 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