?The Future of Computing: A Vision? was a senior women?s forum, organised by The e-Horizons Institute (University of Oxford) and Women@CL. This document is a digest of the themes related to future computing research that emerged from these two days of discussions, beginning with a brief summary of the three talks given as part of...

This research report seeks to connect the future of the Internet to a new, even though relatively developed, technology; that of computer speech and language and its embodiment in a concept the author calls an Artificial Companion. He argues here that such entities are coming into being and that they will change fairly rapidly from...

By highlighting the dynamics of open source software use in the universities of those countries, this report facilitates comparisons of the role of free/libre/open source software (FLOSS) in a variety of organizations whose separate activities and interactions are of critical importance for the development of the capabilities of their respective societies and the well-being of...

In this report leading women in the computer and social sciences consider their vision of the future of computing. What do these visions mean for the computer science research agenda?

The Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, has released the OxIS Report 2007, the latest report in a series of Oxford Internet Surveys (OxIS) that cover the changing landscape of Internet access, use and attitudes in Britain. Some findings include: - Internet users in Britain are moving to high speed connections: 85% use a broadband...