The Communication Technology and Policy section of the proceedings contains the following eight papers: "Effects of Home Computer Use on Adolescents' Family Lives: Time Use and Relationships with Family Members in Taiwan and America" (Mine-Ping Sun); "Computers, Ambivalence and the Transformation of Journalistic Work" (John T. Russial); "The Virtual 'Newspaper of Record'" (Shannon E. Martin); "Universal Service and the National Information Infrastructure: A Critical Examination of the Literature" (Brennon M. Martin); "The Role of Private Philanthropic Foundations in Communications Policy Making" (Katharina Kopp); "Facing the Future: Attitudes of Journalism Educators and Students about New Media Technology" (David Craig and others); "Electronic Newspapers: Toward a Research Agenda" (Glen T. Cameron and Patricia A. Curtin); and "Who Owns Digital Rights? Examining the Scope of Copyright Protection for Electronically Distributed Works" (Elizabeth Atwood-Gailey). (RS)