Table of Contents
Part 1 Introduction; Chapter 1 Cyber Birth: The Struggles of a Local Going Online, Steven J. Lelinski; Chapter 2 On the Border of CyberUnionism: Lessons from Local 1613, Joseph N. Dassaro; Chapter 3 Technology Evens the Playing Field, Lawrence R. SmootJr; Part2 Surveying the Field; Chapter 4 Cyber Drives: Organizing, Bargaining, and Mobilizing—Downloading “E-Strategies” for 21st-century Union Action, Laureen Lazarovici; Chapter 5 Info Zap! PDAs in the Hands of a Union Activist, Karin Hart; Chapter 6 Corporate Surveillance: Monitoring Your Monitor, Nancy Bupp; Chapter 7 What Unions Can Learn from Nonprofits About Using the Internet, Mark Friedman; Chapter 8 Five Lessons from Union Computer Use in Sweden, Gunnar Zetterström; Part3 How to Get Started; Chapter 9 Nine Rules for Good Technology, Stephen Downes; Chapter 10 Getting On and Getting Off: Roadblocks on the Information Superhighway, Edward Hertenstein; Chapter 11 Taking More Control of Technology Issues, Nancy Bupp; Chapter 12 “But the Computer Salesman Said…”—What All That Stuff Means, Brandon Weber; Chapter 13 Avoiding Shams, Scams, and Spam as You Journey the Information Superhighway, Bill Ringle; Part4 How to Manage E-Mail and List Servers; Chapter 14 How-To’s and Why Not’s: A Quick Guide for Union E-Tool Use, Donna Jablonski; Chapter 15 Union and Employee Access to Employer E-Mail Systems Under Federal Labor Law, Stuart W. DavidsonEsq., Eric M. FinkEsq; Chapter 16 Lessons from Pioneering in Union Uses of the Internet, Ed Czarnecki; Chapter 17 The MODEM Experience: The Moderator’s Views on Some Questions, Brian Mitchell, Cheryl Mitchell; Chapter 18 The Natural Life Cycle of Mailing Lists, Kat Nagel; Part5 How to Provide a Web Site; Chapter 19 Unix? Linux? How Do I Even Begin to Create My Own Site?, Matt Seng; Chapter 20 What a Web Site Should Offer, Linda Mathews, Mike Wisniewski; Chapter 21 Crucial Questions for Union Webmasters, Mindy Pines; Chapter 22 Web-Site Lessons, Linda Mathews, Mike Wisniewski; Chap
