News Burst: Pentagon Avoided Cyberwar With Yugoslavia
News A report written by the Pentagon General Council concludes that the laws applied to traditional warfare do not adequately outline what sorts of computer attacks would be legal. Full story to follow.
[November 9, 1999, 11:57]
'Infowarfare' Part Of NATO Arsenal?
News The barrage of cruise missiles raining down on Yugoslavia in the ongoing NATO offensive is only the most visible element of the campaign. That's because Yugoslavia has little in the way of an Internet infrastructure, and its military isn't likely...
[March 26, 1999, 9:32]
Serbia Fears For Its Net Access
News Executive Order 13121 effectively blocks government property of Serbia, Montenegro and Yugoslavia that is held in the United States, and it prohibits trade with those countries, including a broad-based prohibition of "supply .of any goods .or...
[May 14, 1999, 8:15]
Gauging Success: Performance Measurement In South Eastern Europe
White Papers This paper explores the introduction of public sector performance measurement instruments in the Balkan region, and especially in the countries of former Yugoslavia plus Albania; these are the countries which have experienced particularly severe...
[May 31, 2005, 3:00]
News Burst: NATO Forces Two Tier System - And Serbs Are Better Off
News The NATO bombing of Yugoslavia could force the country to adopt satellite communications systems thereby leapfrogging their European counterparts according to IDC's director of European Services Industry Research Puni Rajah.
[June 7, 1999, 16:15]
Ray's A Laugh
Blog And let us not forget the legendary - possibly even true - encounter with microwave ovens in Yugoslavia which left NATO feeling severely underdone. In its endless inventiveness, the US military has produced an "active denial system" disguised as a...
[January 26, 2007, 14:13]
