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Articles in Mar/Apr 2003 issue of Information Management Journal

• 5/100 legacy campaign update
• ARMA announces new board members
• NFPA Standards Council votes to uphold appeal
• So you want to implement automatic categorization?
  by Lubbes, R Kirk
• Canadians' privacy at risk
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Don't hit that delete button!
  by Swartz, Nikki
• It all comes down to you and me
  by Skillman, Juanita M
• When can you use ARMA's logo?
• Business leaders form ethics organization
  by Swartz, Nikki
• White-collar crimes will get harder time
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Information Management Journal wins excellence award, The
• Make a difference: How to get involved in ARMA
• MoReq: The standard of the future?
  by Cain, Piers
• E-mails can and will be held against you
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Say it loud, say it proud
• Video review: Combating Computer Viruses
  by Fischer, Marti
• Data-mining initiatives
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Smile: You're on v-mail
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Self-healing computers
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Uncle Sam may not monitor e-mails
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Book review: The ABCs of HIPAA Compliance
  by Montana, John
• More information could mean less privacy
  by Tillman, Bob
• Tragedies, controversies, and opportunities: Redefining RIM's role in a turbulent time
  by Dearstyne, Bruce W
• A WiFi-ing we will go?
  by Swartz, Nikki
• legislation that roared, The
• Protecting records - what the standards tell us
  by Jones, Virginia A
• Americans call e-mail essential to their jobs
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Jury awards $20 million in damages for value of lost records
• What every business needs to know about HIPAA
  by Swartz, Nikki
• MIT's super archive
  by Swartz, Nikki
• FBI works to better manage its records
  by Swartz, Nikki
• Spam costs businesses $13 billion annually
  by Swartz, Nikki
• British slow to use e-government services
  by Swartz, Nikki
• truth about taxonomies, The
  by Bruno, Denise; Richmond, Heather