Computer Professionals Say Y2K Exposes Need for Code of Ethics
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Barbara Fitch Haumann American News Service (www.americannews.com)
Contacts:
Marsha Woodbury, chairperson, CPSR, Urbana, Ill., 217-244-8259; e-mail: woodbury@cpsr.org. Norman Kurland, consultant, Delmar, N.Y., 518-439-9065; e-mail: kurlandn@att.net. 'Doc' Don Taylor, executive director, Continuum 21 Foundation, Newport News, Va., 757-877-4992; e-fax: 603-452-8749; e-mail: ; web site: members.visi.net/~certus/yca. Bryce Ragland, Layton, Utah, 801-777-0162; e-mail: bryce.ragland@hill.af.mil. David Eddy, president, Y2K Service Corps Inc., Babson Park, Mass, 781-455-0949; e-mail: deddy@tiac.net.
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Background:
Computer Professions for Social Responsibility, Palo Alto, Calif., 650-322-3778; web site: www.cpsr.org. Steve Davis, Y2K risk management consultant, DavisLogic LLC, Simpsonville, Md., 301-346-8623; web site: www.davislogic.com. Leon A. Kappelman, associate professor of businessputer information systems, University of North Texas, Society for Information Management International Year 2000, Denton, Texas, 940-565-2000; web site: www.year2000.unt.edu.
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