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computational mail
Topic:
multi-media and electronic mail
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a single system image
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name server or name directory
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problem of information overload
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information filters
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responses to electronic mail
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database implementation
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security issues with electronic mail
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replicated data
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electronic news and blogs
Reference
Borenstein, N., Everhart, C., Rosenberg, J., Stoller, A., "A multi-media message system for Andrew", USENIX Winter Conference, February 9-12, 1988. Google
37 ;;Quote: should be able to mail anything that can be digitized, e.g., Andrew allows interactive tables etc.
39 ;;Quote: in Vice, mail recipients can be on any machine
39 ;;Quote: Andrew white pages includes heuristics for phonetic matching; used to rewrite names on 'to:' and 'cc:' fields and incoming messages
40 ;;Quote: Andrew has magazines that are moderated bulletin boards
40 ;;Quote: a program can classify incoming mail into a folder; otherwise placed in 'mail'
40 ;;Quote: Andrew users can send mail that asks for votes; automatically returned
40 ;;Quote: Andrew users can request acknowledgements for messages
40 ;;Quote: on reading a folder creation announcement, Andrew users automatically asked about subscribing
41 ;;Quote: Andrew was implemented on the Vice file system; needed for large message database
41 ;;Quote: Vice's services prevents forged mail in Andrew and allows private bulletin boards
41 ;;Quote: Vice removes worries about replication of data; just store it in Vice
41 ;;Quote: Andrew has magazine bboards which summarize and edit their material
41+ ;;Quote: Andrew receives ten gigabytes a year of bboard messages
42 ;;Quote: Andrew white pages was successful; plans for expansion
ThesaHelp: references a-b (396 items)
Topic: computational mail (11 items)
Topic: multi-media and electronic mail (5 items)
Topic: a single system image (30 items)
Topic: name server or name directory (40 items)
Topic: problem of information overload (23 items)
Topic: information filters (22 items)
Topic: responses to electronic mail (11 items)
Topic: database implementation (18 items)
Topic: security issues with electronic mail (18 items)
Topic: replicated data (45 items)
Topic: electronic news and blogs (25 items)