Browse Items (18 total)

Have We Learned Nothing From the Y2K Episode? Journal Article, Deckmyn, Dominique, Computerworld Magazine, 2000

This is a 2000 journal article that was written by reporter Dominique Deckmyn, that contains a short four question interview with Peter de Jager in…

Hairspray, Shoulder Pads and Y2K Digital Story, Rowland, Sharon, dir. Rowland, Sharon, prod. Weird Stuff and Friggin' Magic Production Company, Weird Stuff and Friggin' Magic Production Company, 2021

Hairspray, Shoulder Pads and Y2K is a digital story that parallels its subjects (Sharon Rowland) personal story of conquering fear and anxiety in the…

Doomsday 2000 Journal Article, de Jager, Peter, Computerworld Magazine, Y2K

'Doomsday 2000' is a journal article written by Peter de Jager which featured in the September 1993 issue of Computerworld Magazine. This article,…

Tags: Doomsday 2000, Peter de Jager, Y2K

De Jager: Lighten Up on Y2K Journal Article, Hamblen, Matt, Computerworld Magazine, 1999

This is a 1999 journal article that was written by reporter Matt Hamblen that contains a short four question interview with Peter de Jager in respect…

Computer Associates Y2K Advertisement, Computer Associates, Smithsonian, National Museum for American History, 1998

Computer Associates, a global technology leader that produced semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions created this Y2K communication in…

Tags: Advertisement, Computer Associates, Millennium Bug, Y2K

But contemplate what might have happened if you hadn't made offerings - ! Drawing, Moir, Alan, 2000

An Alan Moir drawing that depicts the Y2K bug being worshipped like a god, with the IT Industry as its manager preaching to the rest of the world…

Beating the Millennium Bug Journal Article, Australian Jewish News, Australian Jewish News, 1998

This journal article discusses Y2K compliance factors and a variety of potential liability and legal issues that may arise from the millennium date…

Aah-- dessert! Drawing, Moir, Alan, The National Library of Australia, 2000

An Alan Moir drawing that depicts a vulture labelled "I.T. industry" with another on a skeleton labelled "Y2K fears", as they look at a cow labelled…