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Many Asian countries are achieving remarkable success in closing what researchers call the digital divide between developing and developed nations, while others continue to struggle.

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Describes a fresh viewpoint of the emerging relationship between nature and machines.

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A long-time chief data scientist at Amazon shows how open data can make everyone, not just corporations, richer

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Examines developments in data privacy matters here and in Europe, with special emphasis on their effect on business, particularly Internet firms, and shows how to develop strategies to comply with imminent legislation.

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An overview of recent efforts in the machine learning community to deal with dataset and covariate shift, which occurs when test and training inputs and outputs have different distributions.

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Teach students valuable information retrieval skills and build information literacy with this excellent guide and activity book.

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This book shows how coordination and reuse pertain to the development of courseware, which provides new opportunities and challenges to researchers, practitioners, and designers from disciplines such as computer science, education, library science, communication and psychology.

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Representing the first in-depth qualitative study of how social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are used to mediate contentious public parades and protests in Northern Ireland, this book explores the implications of mis-and dis-information spread via online platforms for peacebuilding in societies transitioning out of conflict.

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Representing the first in-depth qualitative study of how social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are used to mediate contentious public parades and protests in Northern Ireland, this book explores the implications of mis-and dis-information spread via online platforms for peacebuilding in societies transitioning out of conflict.

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This work provides a much-needed new perspective on designing with digital media. Linking ideas from media theory, generative design and creativity with examples from nature, art, architecture, industrial design, websites, animation and games, it addresses fundamental questions about creative design with digital media.

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Digital Halftoning addresses the problem of developing algorithms that best match the specific parameters of any target display device. It is the first significant study of the process of producing quality images on practical computer displays.

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Digital surrounds us for better or for worse, but it has changed our lives forever. This book takes a look at how these changes have undermined areas of our livesboth good and bad. Andrew Edwards shows us how this has happened and how to be more thoughtful about the effects of the technology that surrounds us and continues to proliferate.

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How should we prepare for the day when machines think and feel as well as -- or better than -- humans do

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A sociotechnical investigation of ubiquitous computing as a research enterprise and as a lived reality.

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Based on extensive fieldwork, Jungnickel's research into community WiFi networking explores the innovative digital cultures of ordinary people making extra-ordinary things. Committed to making 'ournet, not the internet', these digital tinkerers re-inscribe wireless broadband technology with new meanings and re-imagined possibilities of use.

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Invaluable, timely, and engaging, Dot Complicated reveals how to make it through your life online in one piece - from the etiquette of unfriending and the power of crowdsourcing to the perils of photo tags and the importance of teaching your kids how to be tech-savvy.

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"Covers the political, social, cultural, economic, and technological implications that EA's FIFA has in the shaping of the modern culture of football"--

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Developments in microelectronics in the early 1970s meant that computers at home seemed about to become commonplace. This title tells about the story of first commonplace home computers - the Sinclairs, Commodores, Amstrads, and the earliest versions of Microsoft Windows - that helped to make the computer an indispensable item in the British home.

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