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in North America,V2: 44

theories of,V2:45– 46

Global Internet law,V1:807–808

Global Internet marketing mix,

V1:812–815

Global Internet regulations,V2: 57

Global issues,V2:52–64

Globalization,V1:442;V2:335–336

of business systems,V1: 116

of e-manufacturing,V1: 724

of firms,V1:485– 486

Global marketplace,V1: 110

Global online auctions,V2: 703

Global Positioning System (GPS),V2:27,

28, 31, 633

Global Storage Systems (GSSs),V1:545.

See alsoJava GSS-API

Global System for Mobile Communication

(GSM),V1:667;V2:619–620;V3: 821

Global technology initiatives,

V1: 653

Global Trading Web,V1:126, 127

Global Trust Authority (GTA),

V1: 629

“Glocalization,”V1: 300

GNU Is Not Unix (GNU) Project,V2:488,

492, 494

GNU Library General Public License

(LGPL),V1:174;V2:823, 830

GNU operating system,V2:822–823

Gnutella,V3:29–30

Goals, nonprofit organization,V2: 679

Google,V1:134, 570;V2: 307

Google CGI Web Directory,V1: 226

Google Chat,V1: 667

Gopher software,V2:120;V3: 202

gotostatement, C/C++,V1: 169

Government.See alsoE-government;

United States; U.S. entries

cybersecurity for,V1:364 –365

databases,V1:493, 494

effects of cyberterrorism on,V1: 364

e-procurement and,V1:655–656

GIS applications for,V2:29–30

grant/funding Web sites,V2: 445

Internet hotline to,V3:92–93

online benchmarks,V1:

role in global electronic commerce,

V2:56 –58

role in reducing digital divide,V1: 472

Government Publications from World War

II,V1: 518

Government records, privacy of,V3: 98

Government resources Web sites,V2: 445

Government-to-Business (G2B)

transactions,V1:658, 804

Government Web sites,V1:593;

V2:773–774

Grammar checkers,V1:238–239

Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act of 1999 (GLBA),

V1: 341

Grant/funding Web sites,V2: 445

Granular Neural Network (GNN),

V1:845–846

Graphical User Interface (GUI),

V1: 368

Graphic image files,V1:820, 821

Graphics:

OLAP,V2: 691

rollover,V1:448– 450, 455

software,V1: 240

in Web site design,V3: 774

Graphics editors, ActiveX,V1:17–18

Green Book,V3:2–3

Greenstone Digital Library software,

V1:520 –521

Grid-based algorithms, for clustering,

V1: 404

Groove,V3: 31

Gross Domestic Product (GDP),

information technology and,

V1:481– 482

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)/Internet

penetration matrix,V2:54 –55

Group-buying business model,V1: 132

Group calendars,V2: 69

Group collaboration, intranets and,

V2: 348

Grouping, of CSS selectors,V1: 158

Group netiquette,V2:279–280

Group of Pictures (GOP), in video

compression,V3:559–560

Group Policy Objects (GPOs),V3:794 –795

GroupSystems,V2: 70

Groupware,V2:65–75, 437

brainstorming and,V3: 233

classifying,V2:65–67

collaboration tools,V1: 554

management issues related to,V2:74 –75

virtual teams and,V3:604 –605

Groupware functionalities,V2:67–73

mapping to work processes,V2: 72

Groupware Grid,V2:72–73

Group work, levels of,V2: 73

Grzywinski, Ronald,V1: 99

GSM Mobile Application Part (MAP),

V3: 837

Guerilla marketing,V2: 580

Guessing attacks,V1: 48

Gutenberg Project,V2: 478

gxs.com,V1: 122

H.323 standard,V3:655–656

Hackers,V1:334, 368.See alsoHacking

cyberspace resources for,V1:361–362

prosecuting,V1:244;V2: 331

security and,V2: 474

Hacking,V1:247, 329;V2: 451

as cyberterrorism,V1:355–356

democratization of,V1: 361

“Hacking community,”V1: 426

“Hacktivism,”V1:358, 368

Ham operators,V1: 666

HandERA mobile device,V2: 630

Handheld Device Markup Language

(HDML),V3: 825

Handheld wireless devices, user input to,

V3:812–813

Handoff, types of,V3: 820

Handshake protocol,V1:51–52;

V3:268–270

four-way,V3: 430

three-way,V3:429– 430

Handspring mobile devices,V2: 630

Haptics,V1: 281

Harassment, on IRC,V2: 316

Hard handoff,V3: 820

Hardware,V1: 368

addresses,V1:182–183

components,V1: 230

as a cyberterrorist tool,V1:361–362

for data warehousing,V1:420 – 421

development of,V1:297–299

failure of,V1:537;V3: 67

sabotage of,V1: 427

sound production,V2:654, 659

Hashed Message Authentication Code

(HMAC),V2:321–322

Hash functions, one-way,V3: 4

Hashing,V1:527, 528, 533;V3:3– 4

Perl,V3: 37

Hata model,V3:128–129

Hate, on IRC,V2: 316

Hate speech,V2: 466

Hazardous incidents, first response to,

V3: 80

Hazardous materials.SeeHazmat

documents

Hazards, security challenges associated

with,V3: 68

Hazmat documents,V2: 238

HCFA Privacy Act,V2:94 –95

HDR wireless,V3: 839

Head Mounted Displays (HMDs), for

virtual reality,V3: 591

Health:

GIS applications for,V2: 29

issues related to,V3:72–73

Healthcare applications,V2: 295

Healthcare portals,V2: 308

Health education, online,V2:98–99

Health information:

Internet and,V2:90 –91, 94 –95

online,V2:109–110

privacy of,V2: 92

protection of,V2: 92

Health insurance,V2:89–99

Health insurance industry, adaptability to

e-application,V2:95–100

Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA),

V1:115, 493, 341;V2:90, 93–94

Health insurance records, privacy of,

V3: 98

Health issues,V2:104 –113

physical,V2: 109

psychological,V2:104 –109

Health Maintenance Organizations

(HMOs),V2:98–99, 101

Health on the Net (HON) Foundation,

V2:98.See alsoHONcode

Health professionals:

Internet use by,V2: 110

impact of Internet on,V2:109–111

Health sites,V2: 773

Hearing-impaired community, instant

messaging and,V1:662–663

“Hello” Web sites,V1: 697

Heuristic evaluations,V3:515–516

Heuristic scanning,V1:257–258, 259

Heuristic solutions, supply chain

management and,V3:393–394

Hewlett-Packard (HP) mobile devices,

V2:631.See alsoHP Utility Data

Center

Hierarchical algorithms, for clustering,

V1: 404

Hierarchical PKI,V3: 158

Hierarchies, multiple,V2: 692

High-Bit-Rate DSL (HDSL),V2: 300