ay provide helpful data, but they also may be misleading. In truth, there will probably be no such thing as an information superhighway and will be a number of different information systems complementing one another and offering different capabilities to different people or for different purposes. We see the beginning of this today with fax machines, cellular telephones, computers, video-teleconferencing, home video systems, and other technologies which have already changed the ways people interact, the ability of the individual to acquire information rapidly, and the work and living habits of millions of people. The future will most assuredly bring more change, more interactivity, more access to information and working programs for computer, and other systems that will benefit a wide variety of professions, includi
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