Satellite business systems and the concept of the dispersed enterprise: an end to national sovereignty?

Jacobson, Robert E.

doi:10.1177/016344377900100302

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“…At a 1978 colloquium a Hughes engineer admitted that the Indonesian Palapa satellite, Hughesdesigned and NASA-launched, could be turned off by Hughes or by the US Department of Defense [21].…”

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“…In 1979 the British Post Office was successfully demonstrating Prestel at an international exhibition in Paris, but the competing French [21] (cited above in connection with the Palapa satellite) &dquo;Satellite business systems and the concept of the dispersed enterprise -an end to national sovereignty&dquo; together with a sub-heading &dquo;IBM -paragon of transnationalism&dquo; provide the political clues to a major problem.…”

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Privacy, security, and freedom in the Information Society

Cawkell¹

1982

Journal of Information Science

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"It was a bright cold day in April and the clock was striking thirteen ...". It is almost mandatory to quote Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty Four" when writing about this topic - the above lines are the opening phrase of that work and some of Orwell's predictions are uncomfortably near fulfillment. Many new inter-related aspects of privacy have arisen in the last few years, some of which have been briefly discussed before by the author [1].

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confidence: 99%