This web page was constructed between June 2020 and September 2020 (its construction was jump started by a spreadsheet from Michael Williams of everything published in the first 17 volumes of the Annals). The plan is for quarterly updates (if you see errors in the list, please let me know: dave@walden-family.com).

The list is organized by volume and issue. The goal is to be a complete list of notes that have been published as Annals Events & Sightings pieces (under this current deparmtent name or under other names for the department).
¶ Such a list in one place perhaps will be useful for historians of computing. (Events and Sightings type notes perhaps have also been told in the Annals as part of feature-length articles and in other departments, and those are not included.)
¶ Having the full list of Events and Sightings reports in one place also makes clear the variety of topics covered in the departent over the history of the Annals. I hope this variety reminds journal readers and others that they too may have reports to offer.
¶ Seeing all entries in a single list also indicates what was new or current over the history of the Annals, for instance, the implementation of computing history listserves and websites in the 1980s.

The terms of the several editors of the deparment are indicated in the list. The initials, e.g., MiR, after some of the titles indicate the department in which the piece was published. Succesive pieces in the same department leave off the department initials.

Links: 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020

Werner Buchholz is founding "News and Notices" (=NaN) editor [issue 1]
Robert Rector is founding "Meetings in Retrospect" (=MiR) editor [issue 2]

1‑1	Washington Computer Reminiscences	p. 65
	Virginia C. Walker	MiR

1‑1	The History of Programming Languages Conference	p. 65
	Nancy Stern and James J. Horning	MiR

1‑1	History of Computing at the Science Museum, London	p. 76
	Jane M. Raines	NaN

1‑1	Analysis of a U.S.-U.S.S.R. Exchange Program	p. 76
	Raymond W. Smilor	NaN

1‑1	COBOL A Monument to Cooperation: 1979 NCC Pioneer Day	p. 79
	Virginia C. Walker	MiR

2‑3	Honorary Degree Awarded to Konrad Zuse
	Paul Ceruzzi	NaN

2‑4	The Founding of SHARE: NCC'80 Pioneer Day	p. 363
	Bobbi Mapstone and Morton I. Bernstein	MiR

3‑1	Commemoration of 1940 Remote Computing Demonstration by Stibitz
	William F. Luebbert	MiR

3‑1	Science and Technology Studies: Toronto 1980
	Deirdre La Porte	MiR

3‑2	To Honor Our Beginnings ACM'80	p. 183
	Virginia C. Walker	MiR

3‑2	Atanasoff Speaks at Digital Computer Museum
	James L. Rogers	MiR

3‑3	NCC History Session	p. 280
	Henry S. Tropp	MiR

3‑3	Wilkinson Lecture on Pilot ACE
	William Aspray	MiR

3‑4	Exhibit of Cipher Machines	p. 410
	Hank Burchard	NaN

3‑4	Blueprint for Success Pioneer Day 1981	p. 400
	Virginia C. Walker	MiR

4‑1	J. G. Brainerd on the ENIAC	p. 53
	Maurice V. Wilkes	MiR

4‑1	A Report on T. H. Flowers's Lecture on Colossus
	I. J. Good	MiR

4‑2	Clark on the LINC	p. 182
	James L. Rogers	MiR

4‑2	Burks on the Stored-Program Concept
	Nancy Stern	MiR

4‑3	CIPS '82 History Session
	M . R. Williams	MiR

4‑3	Notes from the Mathematical Centre
	W. L. van der Poel and Maurice V. Wilkes	MiR

4‑3	First SHARE 709 Committee Meeting
	C. L. Baker	MiR

4‑4	Pioneer Day, NCC '82: History of the Stored-Program Concept	p. 358
	William F. Aspray	MiR

4‑4	The 25th Anniversary of FORTRAN
	Virginia C. Walker	MiR

JAN Lee becomes "Meetings in Retrospect" editor [issue 4]

6‑1	FORTRAN Celebration at IBM Santa Teresa Laboratory	p. 65
	editor	MiR

6‑1	FORTRAN Activities at SHARE 59 Meeting
	Elliott C. Nohr	MiR

6‑1	FORTRAN Papers from NCC 82 Proceedings	p. 74
	K. W. Smillie	MiR

6‑2	Howard Aiken and the Harvard Computation Laboratory	p. 157
	M. R. Williams	MiR

6‑2	Aiken Observed
	Cuthbert C. Hurd	MiR

6‑3	John Vincent Atanasoff Celebration	p. 313
	Robert M. Stewart	MiR

6‑3	Al-Khorezmi Anniversary in Turkestan
	Heinz Zemanek	MiR

Phillip Dorn becomes "New and Notices" editor [issue 3]

7‑1	History of Computers in Canada	p. 63
	M. R. Williams	MiR

7‑2	Pioneer Day 1984: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	p. 179
	M. R. Williams	MiR

7‑2	Twentieth Anniversary of DODCI
	Rosamond W. Dana	MiR

7‑4	Heinz Zemanek Honored in Vienna	p. 356
	Henry S. Tropp	MiR

"News and Notices" becomes "Notices" [issue 4]

"Meetings in Retrospect" department ends [issue 1]
Ruth A. Maulucci : "Notices" becomes "Happenings" (=Hap) with new editor [issue 3-4]

9‑2	ENIAC 40th Anniversary	p. 199
	Harry D. Huskey	Hap

9‑2	Celebration at the Moore School
	Harry D. Huskey

9‑2	Eckert at the Computer Museum
	Maurice V. Wilkes

9‑3	The 25th Anniversary of Committee X3	p. 345
	J. A. N. Lee

9‑3	The Code-Breaking Computers of 1944
	J. A. N. Lee

10‑1	The ACM Conference on the History of Scientific and Numeric Computation, Princeton, New Jersey, 13-15 May 1987	p. 69
	Frederik Nebeker

10‑1	General Electric Enters the Computer Business	p. 74
	George Snively

10‑2	Computing in the 21st Century: A Charles Babbage Institute Symposium	p. 127
	Arthur L. Norberg

10‑3	Operating Systems: Some Reflections After a Meeting in Chicago
	Amy Mastrogiovanni

10‑4	The New Department "Informatics and Automatics" at the Deutsches Museum	p. 329
	Heinz Zemanek

10‑4	The Computer Museum, Boston	p. 305
	Oliver B. R. Strimpel	MaA

10‑4	Beyond the Limits: A New Gallery at the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
	Paul Ceruzzi and William Jacobs	MaA

10‑4	The Information Age: Visions and Realities
	Doron Swade	MaA

10‑4	Deutsches Museum, Munich Computer Science and Automation Hall
	Joachim Fisher	MaA

10‑4	Charles Babbage Institute: Center for the History of Information Processing
	W. Aspray	MaA

10‑4	The IEEE Center for the History of Electrical Engineering
	Joyce E. Bedi	MaA

10‑4	Records in the National Archives Relating to the Early Involvement of the U.S. Government in Data Processing, 1880s to 1950s
	Nancy R. McGovern	MaA

10‑4	British National Archive for the History of Computing
	Geoffrey Tweedale	MaA

10‑4	AFIPS History of Computing Committee
	Walter Carlson	MaA

10‑4	History of Computing in France
	Pierre E. Mounier-Kuhn	MaA

Maulucci term as editor ends; editor position is vacant [issue 2]

11‑3	History of Computing Display at Computer Science Conference	p. 203
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

11‑3	Beyond the Limits: Flight Enters the Computer Age
	Joyce Peterson	Hap

11‑4	Preserving Britain's Computer Heritage: The National Archive for the History of Computing	p. 313
	Geoffrey Tweedale	MiR

11‑4	Beyond the Limits: Flight Enters the Computer Age	p. 317
	Roxanne Nilan	MiR

David K. Allison is editor of new "Museums and Archives" department (=MaA} [issue 4]

12‑1	1990 Paris Conference	p. 51
	Pierre-E Mounier-Kuhn	Hap

12‑1	A Report on the International History of Computing Conference, Manchester University, 19-20 July 1989	p. 51
	Geoffrey Tweedle	Hap

12‑1	Virginia Tech Library Receives John T. Parson Papers	p. 52
	Glen McMullen	Hap

12‑1	The Information Age	p. 53
	Jon Palfreman	Hap

12‑2	Heinz Zemanek, Austria's Computer Pioneer, Turns 70	p. 127
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

12‑2	The Bicentenary of Charles Babbage	p. 127
	I. Grattan-Guinness	Hap

12‑2	IFIP Working Conference on the History of Computing in Europe	p. 128
	Gyozo Kovacs, Heinz Zemanek	Hap

12‑2	Computer Bowl II	p. 128
	Steve Wilcox	Hap

12‑3	Dr. Oliver B. R. Strimpel Named Executive Director of the Computer Museum	p. 199
	Gail Jones	Hap

12‑3	Second Colloquium on the History of Information in France: Paris, 24-26 April, 1990	p. 200
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

12‑3	De La Machine à Calculer de Pascal à l'Ordinateur, 350 Ans d'Informatique, Musée National des Techniques, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris, France, 25 April-23 September 1990	p. 202
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

12‑4	Smithsonian Opens Major Exhibition on the Information Age at the National Museum of American History	p. 261
	editor	Hap

12‑4	ISU Student Helps Rebuild Portion of the ABC	p. 261
	Ronald Crow	Hap

12‑4	Bicentennial Conference on Computing	p. 261
	editor	Hap

12‑4	The Smithsonian and the RAND Corporation Cooperate in Videotaped Session with RAND's Computer Pioneers	p. 262
	Terri Schorzman	Hap

12‑4	Design Decisions on Early Computers or Why We Did What We Did	p. 263
	Geoffrey Tweedle	Hap

12‑4	UNIX Oral History	p. 264
	editor	Hap

12‑4	History and Sociology of Supercomputers	p. 264
	editor	Hap

12‑4	CBI Announces Availability of the Papers of Edmund Berkley	p. 287
	editor	MaA

12‑4	Smithsonian Opens Their Information Age Exhibition	p. 288
	Vicki Moeser	MaA

Judy E. O'Neill becomes Hap department editor [issue 2]
"Museums and Archives" department ends [issue 4]

13‑1	New Stibitz Exhibit	p. 81
	Henry Tropp	Hap

13‑1	The Construction of Charles Babbage's Difference Engine	p. 82
	Doron Swade	Hap

13‑1	Babbage Bicentennial News	p. 83
	editor	Hap

13‑1	A Computer Conservation Society	p. 84
	editor	Hap

13‑1	Computer Resurrection	p. 84
	editor	Hap

13‑1	Computer Conservation Society Video Tape	p. 85
	editor	Hap

13‑1	Royal Society Lecture	p. 85
	Henry Tropp	Hap

13‑1	Awards for History Work	p. 85
	editor	Hap

13‑2	History Conference in China	p. 223
	editor	Hap

13‑2	Babbage-Faraday Bicentenary Conference	p. 223
	editor	Hap

13‑2	International Meeting on the History and Prehistory of Informatics and Automatic Computing	p. 224
	editor	Hap

13‑2	IEEE History Center Moved	p. 224
	editor	Hap

13‑2	The Construction of Charles Babbage's Difference Engine	p. 224
	editor	Hap

13‑2	Babbage Bicentennial News	p. 225
	editor	Hap

13‑2	IFIP History Commission Meeting	p. 226
	editor	Hap

13‑2	The Harvard Business School MIS History Project	p. 226
	editor	Hap

13‑3	The 30th Anniversary of the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-1	p. 273
	Jamie Pearson	Hap

13‑3	Fernando J. Corbató Receives the ACM's A. M. Turing Award	p. 275
	editor	Hap

13‑3	Babbage/Faraday Bicentenary Conference	p. 275
	editor	Hap

13‑3	International Meeting on the History and Pre-history of Informatics, Siena, Italy	p. 276
	editor	Hap

13‑3	Histoire et Development de l'Informatique Sophia-Antipolis, France	p. 276
	editor	Hap

13‑3	SHOT Special Interest Group: Information, Computing, and Society	p. 276
	editor	Hap

13‑3	Computer Museum Robotics Slide Series	p. 276
	editor	Hap

13‑3	Univac Oral History	p. 277
	editor	Hap

13‑4	A Sumptuous Piece of Engineering Sculpture	p. 353
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

13‑4	Babbage Stamp Issued	p. 354
	editor	Hap

13‑4	Fifty Years of Program-Controlled Calculating Machines, Celebration at the Deutsches Museum
	Paul Ceruzzi	Hap

13‑4	People and Computers Exhibition Opens at the Computer Museum	p. 356
	Gail Jennes	Hap

13‑4	Deutsches Museum Workshop on the Technical History of Electrical Information Technology	p. 357
	Paul Ceruzzi	Hap

13‑4	International Congress of History of Science	p. 358
	editor	Hap

13‑4	Technology Competitiveness Conference, Center for the History of Electrical Engineering	p. 358
	editor	Hap

13‑4	Adelle and Erwin Tomash Fellowship in the History of Information Processing New Book in Progress	p. 358
	editor	Hap

13‑4	Musée National des Techniques, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers	p. 351
	editor	MaA

13‑4	National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution	p. 351
	editor	MaA

13‑4	Publications and Artifacts	p. 352
	editor	MaA

13‑4	Unisys Donates Burroughs Historical Records to Charles Babbage Institute	p. 353
	editor	MaA

14‑1	National Medal of Technology Awarded to Bell, Cocke, and Hopper	p. 55
	editor	Hap

14‑1	International Conference on the History and Prehistory of Automatic Computing and Informatics, Siena, Italy	p. 56
	editor	Hap

14‑2	Reunion at Bletchley Park	p. 51
	Brian Randell	Hap

14‑2	UK National Archive for the History of Computing	p. 53
	Geoffrey C. Bowker	Hap

14‑2	Center for Research, Information, and Archives on Computer-Aided Design	p. 54
	J.P. Poitou	Hap

14‑2	DPMA Donates Records	p. 54
	editor	Hap

14‑2	European Conference on the History of Computing	p. 54
	editor	Hap

14‑2	Hartley Computers	p. 55
	Brian Crozier	Hap

14‑3	List of Artifact Collectors	p. 49
	editor	Hap

14‑3	The Second ACM SIGPLAN History of Programming Languages Conference (HOPL-II)	p. 49
	editor	Hap

14‑3	Delay in European History of Computing Conference	p. 49
	editor	Hap

14‑3	IEEE Computer Society Awards	p. 50
	Werner Buchholz	Hap

14‑3	SHOT Special Interest Group: Information, Computing, and Society	p. 51
	editor	Hap

14‑3	Admiral Grace Murray Hopper Scholarship	p. 51
	Society of Women Engineers	Hap

14‑3	IBM Club Böblingen, Germany	p. 51
	F.W. Kistermann, K.O. Reimers	Hap

14‑3	Smithsonian Institution Libraries Study Grants	p. 52
	editor	Hap

14‑4	Histoire et Dévelopment de l'Informatique Sophia-Antipolis, France	p. 59
	editor	Hap

14‑4	Unusual Systems Control Panel Collection	p. 59
	editor	Hap

14‑4	Michael J. Flynn Receives 1992 Eckert-Mauchly Award	p. 59
	editor	Hap

14‑4	Personal Computer Exhibit at the Computer Museum	p. 59
	editor	Hap

14‑4	C. Gordon Bell Receives IEEE John von Neumann Medal	p. 60
	editor	Hap

14‑4	Minerva's Machine: Women in Computing	p. 60
	A Proposed Documentary Feature Film	Hap

15‑1	History of ALGOL 68 Conference	p. 58
	editor	Hap

15‑1	Oral History Guide Available	p. 58
	editor	Hap

15‑1	Tomash Fellowship Recipient	p. 58
	editor	Hap

15‑1	Conference on European Responses to the Postwar Electronics Challenge	p. 58
	editor	Hap

15‑1	Zuse Honored	p. 59
	editor	Hap

15‑2	Conference on Collecting and Conserving Computers	p. 53
	editor	Hap

15‑2	Milner, Cerf, and Kahn Honored by ACM	p. 53
	editor	Hap

15‑2	Wilkes Receives 1992 Kyoto Prize	p. 53
	editor	Hap

15‑2	Hopper Scholarship	p. 54
	editor	Hap

15‑3	Eckert Receives Computer Entrepreneur Award	p. 63
	editor	Hap

15‑3	High-Performance Computing Exhibit	p. 63
	editor	Hap

15‑3	History of Computation Conference	p. 63
	editor	Hap

15‑4	HOPL-II Conference Report	p. 76
	Ross Hamilton	Hap

15‑4	Computer Society Honors Pioneers	p. 77
	editor	Hap

15‑4	Lecture on Ada Lovelace	p. 78
	editor	Hap

15‑4	Computerworld Smithsonian Awards	p. 78
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

Geofrrey Bowker becomes "Happenings" editor [issue 3]

16‑1	Elichirigoity Chosen as 1993-1994 Tomash Fellowship Recipient	p. 70
	editor	Hap

16‑1	Loebner Prize in Artificial Intelligence	p. 70
	editor	Hap

16‑1	Exhibition to Celebrate Wilhelm Schickard's 400th Anniversary	p. 70
	Friedrich W. Kistermann	Hap

16‑1	Draper Prize to Backus	p. 71
	editor	Hap

16‑2	Museum of Technology in Paderborn, Germany	p. 53
	editor	Hap

16‑3	13th IFIP World Computer Congress	p. 57
	editor	Hap

16‑3	ACM Awards	p. 57
	editor	Hap

16‑3	Computing Research Association Awards	p. 57
	editor	Hap

16‑3	IEEE Computer Society Computer Pioneer and Distinguished Service Awards	p. 58
	editor	Hap

16‑3	Computer History Association of California	p. 58
	Kip Crosby	Hap

16‑3	Bay Area Computer History Perspectives	p. 58
	Peter Nurkse, Jeanie Treichel	Hap

16‑3	Discover Awards	p. 59
	editor	Hap

16‑3	Niklaus Wirth	p. 59
	Juerg Gutknecht	Hap

16‑3	John Backus, Developer of Fortran, Receives the Charles Stark Draper Prize	p. 75
	J.A.N. Lee	Hap

16‑3	Retired IBM Scientist John Cocke Wins Medal of Science	p. 75
	editor	Hap

16‑3	Computer Pioneer Award: Willis Ware	p. 76
	editor	Hap

17‑1	The Retrocomputing Museum	p. 54
	editor	Hap

17‑1	Retirement Dinner for David Wheeler	p. 55
	editor	Hap

17‑1	History Sessions at 1994 IFIP WCC	p. 56
	editor	Hap

17‑1	Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing	p. 57
	editor	Hap

17‑1	ASIS Session on History of Information Science	p. 58
	editor	Hap

17‑1	Utah Graphics in the Bay Area	p. 58
	editor	Hap

17‑1	SIG on Computers, Information and Society	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑1	History of Computing in Holland	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑1	Computer Science Alumnae of Michigan	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑1	AHC 95 Conference Announcement	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑1	Grace Hopper Inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Historical Electronics Museum	p. 55
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Calvin C. Gotlieb Receives First IFIP Isaac L. Auerbach Award	p. 55
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Computer Society Awards Presented at Supercomputing 94	p. 58
	editor	Hap

17‑2	IBM Scientist John Cocke Receives Medal from President Clinton	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Historically Brewed, the Magazine of Computing History	p. 59
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Association for History and Computing Aims and Activities	p. 60
	editor	Hap

17‑2	The Historical Collection at the Computer Museum	p. 60
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Reunion Planned for Those in WWII Code-Breaking Project	p. 61
	editor	Hap

17‑2	John von Neumann Memorial Trip	p. 61
	editor	Hap

17‑2	Restoration of the TDC Mark 111 Aboard the USS Pampino	p. 61
	editor	Hap

18‑1	The Computerworld Smithsonian Awards, 1989-1994	p. 56-66
	David Allison

18‑1	F. Faggin Gets W. Wallace McDowell Award	p. 62-63
	editor

18‑1	Reviewing the Annals	p. 63
	JAN Lee

18‑1	IEEE Technology and Society Magazine	p. 64-65
	editor

18‑1	The Analytical Engine	p. 65
	Kip Crosby

18‑1	Tour the National Air and Space Museum	p. 65
	Paul Ceruzzi

18‑1	Collection Seeks Home	p. 65
	Hal Layer

18‑1	The Computer Museum (donation to it)	p. 65
	editor

18‑1	Computing at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (seeking information about)	p. 65
	editor

18‑1	Harry Goode Award (to Mike Flynn)	p. 65-66
	editor

18‑1	Grey Walter's Tortoise	p. 66
	editor

18‑1	Computing History Web Pages Available	p. 66
	Tim Sherratt

18‑1	IEEE Professional History Conference	p. 65-66
	Michael Williams

18‑1	More on Difference Engine No. 1 Sale	p. 66
	Doran Swade

18‑1	Before 2001, There Was HAL's Birthday	p. 66
	editor

18‑1	Annals Home Page (finally there is one)	p. 66
	editor

18‑2	Bletchley Park—1995	p. 79-80
	JAN Lee

18‑2	U.S. Navy Launches USS Hopper	p. 80
	Michael Williams

18‑2	Symposium on the History of Technology	p. 80
	editor

18‑3	Gordon Pask	p. 74
	editor

18‑3	Web Sites of Interest	p. 74
	editor

18‑3	The Smithsonian Computerworld Awards	p. 74
	editor

18‑3	Women, Work, and Computerization Conference	p. 74-75
	editor

18‑3	ENIAC 50th Anniversary Continued	p. 75
	editor

18‑3	New Computing Museum	p. 75
	editor

18‑3	Computer Simulation	p. 76-77
	editor

18‑3	The American Computer Museum	p. 77
	George Keremedjiev

18‑3	Symposium in Honor of Olga Taussky-Todd	p. 77
	Harry S. Tropp

18‑4	HAL's Birthday	p. 67
	editor

18‑4	Virtual Museum of Computing Web Site	p. 67
	Jonathan Bowen

18‑4	Excellent New List	p. 67
	editor

18‑4	Professor Wilkes Receives Honorary Degree	p. 67-68
	Harry Tropp

18‑4	History of Computing in Sweden	p. 68
	editor

18‑4	The Colossus Rebuild Project	p. 68
	Brian Randell

18‑4	The 21st International Antique Scientific and Medical Instrument Fair	p. 68
	editor

19‑1	New Listserves	p. 76
	editor

19‑1	Pioneer Day at the 1996 IFIP World Computer Congress	p. 76-77
	John A.N. Lee

19‑1	Web Sites on the History of the Internet	p. 77
	editor

19‑2	Donald Knuth Wins Kyoto Prize	p. 76
	editor

19‑2	Classic Computing	p. 76-77
	Classic Computing

19‑2	The Virtual Ivan Sutherland	p. 77
	editor

19‑2	Video on Computer Pioneers and Pioneer Computers	p. 77
	editor

19‑2	1997 Hopper Conference	p. 77
	editor

19‑2	Computer Technology Commemorative Postage Stamp	p. 77-78
	Eric Weiss

19‑2	New Mailing List	p. 78-79
	Jim Bennett

19‑3	Dagstuhl Conference	p. 74-76
	Thomas Bergin and James Horning

19‑3	50 Years of Army Computing, From ENIAC to MSRC	p. 76-77
	Thomas Bergin and William Aspray

19‑3	Cyberfest 1997	p. 77
	editor

19‑3	History of the Web and the Internet	p. 77
	editor

19‑3	The Mind Machine Museum Website	p. 77
	Hal Layer

19‑3	The Great Russian Mainframe Website	p. 77
	editor

19‑3	The Computer Conservation Society	p. 77
	Chris Burton

19‑4	American Computer Museum Launches the George R. Stibitz Computer Pioneer Awards	p. 72-73
	Michael Williams

19‑4	The House for the History of IBM Data Processing, Sindelfingen, Germany	p. 73-76
	Friedrich W. Kistermann and Karl O. Reimers

19‑4	IEEE History Center Conference a Success	p. 76-77
	Michael Williams

19‑4	Charles Babbage Commemorative Plaque	p. 77
	Martin Campbell-Kelly

19‑4	The Lewis Carroll Phenomenon: An Interdisciplinary Centenary Conference	p. 77
	Karenn Sands

19‑4	1997 Grace Murray Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing	p. 78
	editor

19‑4	Ada Lovelace Award Presented to Computing Pioneer Betty Holberton	p. 78
	editor

19‑4	New Director for Center for the History of Electrical Engineering	p. 78
	editor

19‑	Some Web Sites and a Listserv	p. 78
	Jack Raats

20‑1	Atanasoff–Berry Computer Replica	p. 77-78
	David Alan Grier

20‑1	Program the Manchester Mark I	p. 78
	Chris Burton

20‑1	ICL Witness Seminar	p. 78-79
	Martin Campbell-Kelly

20‑1	International Conference on the History of Computing: Paderborn: 16-17 Aug. 1998	p. 79
	editor

20‑1	Conference on Problems in the Historiography of Recent Science, Technology, and Medicine	p. 79-80
	editor

20‑1	Web Pages	p. 80
	Kevin Savtz

20‑1	History of Library and Information Science Listserv	p. 80
	editor

20‑1	The Dead Media Mailing List	p. 80
	Bruce Sterling

20‑2	Mountbatten Medal Awarded to Professor Maurice Wilkes	p. 79
	Hank Tropp

20‑2	IEEE Computer Society Awards	p. 79-80
	editor

20‑2	Award for J.A.N. Lee	p. 80
	editor

20‑2	Web Sites	p. 80
	Hal Layer

20‑3	Electronic Sites	p. 75
	editor

20‑3	In the Works	p. 75
	editor

20‑3	Conference on New Directions in the History of British Computing	p. 75=76
	editor

20‑3	Larry Owens Wins IEEE Life Member Prize for His Annals Article on MIT	p. 76
	editor

20‑3	Talk on Computing at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory	p. 76-77
	editor

The last issue with the name "Happenings" [issue 3]

David Grier becomes editor and the name changes to "Events and Sightings" [issue 1]

21‑1	1998 George R. Stibitz Computer Pioneer Awards	p. 71-72
	Paul Ceruzzi

21‑1	The Paderborn Conference (14–16 August 1998)	p. 72-73
	Michael Williams

21‑1	The 50th Anniversary of the Manchester Baby Computer	p. 73
	Michael Williams

21‑1	Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to Computation (MTAC) on the Web	p. 73-74
	David Alan Grier and Deborah Bezanson

21‑1	History and Computing Conference and Electronic Journal (24–25 April 1998)	p. 74
	Dennis Trinkle

21‑1	Ada Lovelace in Linguafranca	p. 74
	editor

21‑1	IBM 1620 Web Page	p. 74
	editor

21‑1	Lecture on the Johniac	p. 74
	editor

21‑1	Computers in Europe: Past, Present, and Future (6-8 October 1998)	p. 74-75
	editor

21‑1	CBI Is Looking for an Archivist	p. 75
	editor

21‑2	The Computer Museum History Center	p. 74-75
	Dag Spicer

21‑2	The "Tomash" Meeting of Historians of Computing Held at Seven Pines Resort, Wisconsin, 10–13 September 1998	p. 75-76
	Michael Williams

21‑2	Eighty Years Ago: U.S. Army Department of Ordnance Disbands Its Computing Centers	p. 76
	editor

21‑2	Early Classified Microprocessor	p. 76
	editor

21‑2	Conference on Women and Technology: Historical, Societal, and Professional Perspectives	p. 76
	editor

21‑2	Vintage Computer Festival	p. 76
	editor

21‑2	Rand Opens Its Archives	p. 76
	editor

21‑2	Commercial Computer Museum	p. 76-77
	editor

21‑2	Corporate History Web Sites: Texas Instruments	p. 77
	editor

21‑2	The 50th Anniversary of Claude Shannon's "A Mathematical Theory of Communication"	p. 77
	editor

21‑3	Fiftieth Anniversary of Giant Brains	p. 71-72
	editor

21‑3	Cambridge Celebrates 50 Years Since EDSAC	p. 72
	Michael Williams

21‑3	One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Nautical Almanac Office	p. 72-73
	editor

21‑3	The Web Pages of Horst Zuse	p. 73-74
	editor

21‑3	Computer Museum Spring Lecture Series	p. 74
	Dag Spicer

21‑4	History of Programming Languages and Software Engineering	p. 77
	Thomas Bergin

21‑4	Bletchley Park, After Seven Years, Finally Preserved	p. 77-78
	Kathleen Orin

21‑4	Soviet BESM-6 Semiconductor Computer	p. 78
	Eric Howell

21‑4	Restaging The Desk Set	p. 78-79
	editor

21‑4	"Ever Onward"	p. 79
	editor

21‑4	International Charity Foundation for History and Development of Computer Science and Technique	p. 79
	Eric Howell

21‑4	Zuse Z23 Computer Restored for the Computer Museum History Center in Mountain View, California	p. 79
	editor

21‑4	Community Memory: An Endeavor to Document Cyberspace History	p. 79
	Kathleen Orin

21‑4	Classic Computing	p. 79-80
	Kathleen Orin

21‑4	History of Recent Science Newsletter	p. 80
	editor

21‑4	The Material Culture of Calculation	p. 90
	editor

Anne Fitzpatrick and Mary Croarken become editors [issue 3]

22‑2	End of Guide	p. 72
	David Alan Grier and Thomas Stuart Grier

22‑2	Konrad Zuse Colloquium at the Computer Museum	p. 72
	Dag Spicer

22‑2	Zuse, Kay, and McCarthy Named Fellows of the Computer Museum History Center	p. 72
	Dag Spicer

22‑2	American Computer Museum Honors Harris, Cerf, and Kahn	p. 73
	editor

22‑2	Historical Perspectives on Binary Translation	p. 73
	editor

22‑2	Early Paint Systems	p. 73-74
	Dag Spicer

22‑2	ACE 2000 Conference	p. 74
	editor

22‑2	Nikolay Brousentsov’s 75 Birthday	p. 74
	Alexi Stakhov

22‑3	Conference on emergence of the software product	p. 88
	Anne Fitzpatrick

22‑3	Enigma machine stolen from Bletchley Park	p. 88-89
	Mary Croarken

22‑3	Eckert estate auctioned	p. 89
	Peter Eckstein

22‑3	New location and archivist for the Charles Babbage Institute	p. 89-90
	Jeffrey Yost and Anne Fitzpatrick

22‑3	Software history project at the Babbage Institute	p. 90
	Jeffrey Yost and Anne Fitzpatrick

22‑3	Alan Turing Memorial Fund	p. 90
	Mary Croarken

22‑3	The history of Soviet cybernetics uncovered	p. 90-91
	Anne Fitzpatrick

22‑3	Conference at the Heinz Nixdorf Museums Forum	p. 91
	David Alan Grier

22‑3	Auction of vintage microcomputers	p. 91
	Eric A. Weiss

22‑3	Lectures at the Computer Museum	p. 91
	Dag Spicer

22‑3	Beowulf-class PC clusters: a historical perspective	p. 91-92
	Dag Spicer

22‑3	The American Computer Museum awards	p. 92
	Tim Bergin

23‑1	Software unbundled: CBI’s software history meeting	p. 57-58
	editor

23‑1	Computer Conservation Society Program, 2000–2001	p. 58-59
	W.A. Gunn

23‑1	Technology on film: From Babbage to Computers in the Supermarket	p. 59-60
	D.H.W. Hayton

23‑1	Red Computers	p. 60
	editor

23‑1	Abbate receives NSF scholars award	p. 60
	editor

23‑1	Lectures at the Computer Museum History Center	p. 60-61
	John Toole

23‑1	Computer Museum Fellow Awards	p. 61
	John Toole

23‑2	Mapping the History of Computing—Software Issues: A report on the International Computer History Conference 2000, Heinz Nixdorf Museums Forum, Paderborn, Germany	p. 68-71
	David Alan Grier

23‑2	Speakers and commentators at the ICHC 2000 Conference	p. 71-72
	editor

23‑2	Donald Davies memorial lecture	p. 72
	editor

23‑2	The John Pinkerton inaugural lecture	p. 72-73
	editor

23‑2	Talks at the Computer History Museum	p. 73
	David Yates

The following are at: http://web.archive.org/web/20030510065944/http://www.computer.org/
annals/an2001/a2068x1.htm

23‑2	Keeping historic software forever
	editor

23‑2	New acquisitions for the National Archive for the History of Computing
	editor

23‑2	University of Virginia Computer Science Department computing museum
	editor

23‑2	Computer Museum History Center timeline
	editor

23‑2	Update on stolen Enigma machine
	editor

23‑2	Closure of computer museum at Bletchley Park
	editor

23‑2	Two Siberian conferences: PaCT-2001; Conference to celebrate Lyapunov’s 90th Birthday
	editor

23‑2	Online Russian Computer Museum
	editor

23‑2	Conference on the history of telecommunications
	editor

23‑3	Two information technology exhibitions in Japan	p. 74-75
	Masahiro Maejima and Akihiko Yamada

23‑3	Pegasus No. 25	p. 75-76
	editor

23‑3	Sixty years of computation: Konrad Zuse’s Computing Machine Z3: 1941–2001	p. 76-77
	editor

23‑3	Alan Turing memorial unveiled	p. 77
	editor

23‑4	IEEE Conference on the History of Telecommunications, 25–27 July 2001	p. 105
	editor

23‑4	From Sumer to Spreadsheets: The History of Mathematical Table Making	p. 105-106
	editor

23‑4	Open University Centre for the History of the Mathematical Sciences	p. 106
	editor

23‑4	Iterations—Call for Papers	p. 106
	editor

23‑4	NATO Software Engineering Reports	p. 106
	editor

23‑4	Comrie Computing Laboratory	p. 106
	editor

Mary Croarken and Nathan Ensmenger become editors [issue 1]

24‑1	Program verification and semantics: The early work	p. 90-92
	Jonathan Bowen and Teresa Numerico

24‑1	The Software History Center	p. 92-93
	Luanne Johnson

24‑1	CSIRAC—The first computer in Australia	p. 93-94
	David Demant and Fiona Kinsey

24‑1	Computer Museum History Center—Name change	p. 94
	editor

24‑2	The 2001 LEO jubilee	p. 100-101
	Eric Weiss

24‑2	Columbia University computing time line	p. 101
	Frank da Cruz

24‑2	Preserving IBM 1401 software	p. 101-102
	Nathan Ensmenger

24‑2	CBI Newsletter now published on the Web	p. 102
	Jeffrey Yost

24‑3	The ADAPSO Reunion	p. 82
	Nathan Ensmenger

24‑3	Glickiac—A Wall Street Journal correction	p. 83
	Eric Weiss

24‑3	The Second Workshop on Using History to Improve Undergraduate Computer Science Teaching	p. 83
	Nathan Ensmenger

24‑3	Portrait of Benjamin Babbage	p. 83
	Bob Mann

24‑3	Planned celebrations	p. 84
	Mary Croarken

24‑4	2002 IEEE Computer Pioneer Award	p. 56
	Per Brinch Hansen

24‑4	Ada Byron Lovelace: To Dream Tomorrow (A film about Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage)	p. 56-57
	Mary Croarken

24‑4	Iterations	p. 57
	Jeffrey Yost

24‑4	Ensuring the Future of the Past	p. 57
	Jeffrey Yost

24‑4	Conference on History of Nordic Computing: HiNC 1	p. 57-58
	John Impagliazzo

24‑4	25 years of Oracle	p. 58
	Glenn E. Bugos

24‑4	Workshop on Information Systems and Technology in Organizations and Society	p. 58-59
	Lars Heide

24‑4	The Information Resources Management Association (IRMA) Meeting	p. 59
	Mary Croarken

24‑4	IEE History of Technology Professional Network	p. 59
	Mary Croarken

24‑4	Turing Day, Lausanne, Switzerland	p. 59
	Mary Croarken

24‑4	IEEE Annals Editorial Board Meeting	p. 59
	Tim Bergin

25‑1	Sigint and automation	p. 65-66
	J.V. Field

25‑1	Artificial intelligence—Recollections of the pioneers	p. 66-67
	David Anderson

25‑1	Tribute to Edsger W. Dijkstra	p. 67-69
	Brian Shearing

25‑1	New address for the Computer History Museum	p. 69
	editor

25‑1	New Charles Babbage Foundation President	p. 69
	editor

25‑2	Moscow colloquium in honor of Sergei Alexeyevich Lebedev	p. 76-77
	Frank Dittman and Alexander Nitussov

25‑2	Information technology in the Ukraine	p. 77-78
	Nathan Ensmenger

25‑2	The Stretch/Harvest Reunion, 28–29 September 2002	p. 78-79
	Eric Knutsen

25‑2	Second Conference on the History and Heritage of Scientific and Technical Information Systems	p. 79
	Maria Haigh

25‑3	The NCR Archive, A progress report	p. 78
	Jeffrey Opt

25‑3	Evolution of technoscience, Merseyside Maritime Museum	p. 78=79
	D. Rutter

25‑3	Fire at Artificial Intelligence Library, Edinburgh	p. 79-80
	Mary Croarken

25‑3	Herb Grosch memoir online	p. 80
	Mary Croarken

25‑3	The Society for the History of Technology’s 2002 meeting	p. 80
	Maria Haigh

25‑3	Jurassic software: A look back at the beginnings of consumer software	p. 80-81
	Glenn E. Bugos

25‑4	Charles Babbage Foundation Meeting	p. 73
	David Alan Grier

25‑4	Max Newman: Forgotten father of computing?	p. 73-74
	Mary Croarken

25‑4	Themes and Transitions in the History of Electronics: The Fleming Centennial	p. 74-75
	Frederik Nebeker

25‑4	IFIP World Computer Congress 2004	p. 75
	editor

25‑4	Social aspects of digital information in perspective	p. 75-76
	editor

25‑4	ACONIT–an appeal for support	p. 76-77
	David Anderson

Mary Croarken is editor [issue 1]

26‑1	JvN2003@Greenwich: John von Neumann Centenary Meeting	p. 68-69
	Dorian Rutter

26‑1	2003 Fellows of the Computer History Museum	p. 69
	Mary Croarken

26‑1	Computer Museum, School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, University of Greenwich	p. 69-70
	Tony Mann and Alex Fedorec

26‑1	Digitizing the Algol Bulletin	p. 70
	Brian Wichmann

David A. Grier and Dan Campbell are editors [issue 2]
Dan Campbell is editor [issue 3]
David Grier is editor [issue 4]

Chijusa Kita becomes department editor [issue 1]

27‑4	RAMAC named IEEE Milestone	p. 80-81
	Michael Geselowitz

27‑4	Japan Prize goes to Makoto Nagao	p. 81-82
	Chigusa Kita

27‑4	When Computers Were Human (David Grier lecture at CHM)	p. 82-83
	Dag Spicer

27‑4	Cray-Cyber.org	p. 83-84
	John G. Zabolitzky

27‑4	Notice: A history paper in IEEE Spectrum and its review	p. 84
	Eric Weiss

27‑4	The History of Computing Exhibit at the National Science Museum, Tokyo	p. 84-85
	Chigusa Kita

28‑1	History session at Italian computer conference	p. 89
	Mochael Williams

28‑1	Thomas J. Misa selected as new CBI director	p. 90
	Chigusa Kita

28‑1	The 2004 IEEE Conference on the History of Electronics	p. 90
	Eric Weiss

28‑1	Obituary: Jerre D. Noe	p. 90-91
	Chigusa Kita

28‑1	Obituary: William O. Baker	p. 91
	Chigusa Kita

28‑1	Obituary: Shigeru Takahashi	p. 91-92
	Akihiko Yamada

28‑1	Clipboard: Computer History Museum events	p. 92
	Dag Spicer

28‑1	Clipboard: Reconstruction of a Greek planetarium	p. 92
	Eric Weiss

28‑2	The French History of Computing Scene: The 80th Public Meeting of the Computer Conservation Society, London, 8 December 2005	p. 63-67
	David Anderson

28‑2	The 50th Anniversary of the First Japanese Digital Computer	p. 67-69
	Akihiko Yamada

28‑2	Clipboard: Computer History Museum Update	p. 64-65
	Dag Spicer

28‑2	Clipboard: Blocks Make Difference Engine	p. 65
	Tim Anderson

28‑2	Clipboard: Retirement of Reader's Digest Database	p. 65
	Anne Donelan

28‑2	Obituary: James E. Tomayko	p. 67
	Chigusa Kita

29‑3	Adlelle and Erwin Tomash Fellow Announced	p. 86
	Jeffrey Yost

29‑3	Computer History Museum Updates	p. 86-87
	Dag Spicer

29‑3	Clipboard: Codebreaking challenge partially met	p. 87
	Eric Weiss

29‑3	Clipboard: Comemorating the 60th anniversary of ACM	p. 87
	Eric Weiss

29‑3	Upcoming conferences	p. 87
	Chigusa Kita

29‑3	Clipboard: Call for paper: Methodic and diadactic challenges of the history of informatics (MEDICHI 2007)	p. 87
	Laszlo Boszonmenyi

29‑3	History of pattern recognition exhibition and Tokyo University	p. 88
	Chigusa Kita

29‑4	"Conference Reports on ""Computers in Use: Historical and Social Perspectives"	p. 92-95
	James Sumner and Timo Leimbach

29‑4	Clipboard: The PCs 25th birthday	p. 93
	Eric Weiss

29‑4	Clipboard: 50th anniversary of the hard disk drive	p. 93
	Eric Weiss

29‑4	Clipboard: Willia B. Ziff Jr. (1930-2006)	p. 93
	Eric Weiss

29‑4	Clipboard: Website of French conference series	p. 93
	Chigusa Kita

29‑4	Obituary: William Norris	p. 95
	Chigusa Kita

29‑4	Obituary: Kazuhiro Fuchi	p. 95
	Akihiko Yamada

30‑1	Conference: History of Nordic Computing	p. 82
	Thomas J. Misa

30‑1	IT History Society	p. 82-83
	William Aspray

30‑1	Norsk Data: 40th-anniversary celebrations	p. 83-84
	David Walden

30‑1	Control Data's 50th anniversary	p. 84-85
	Robert M. Price

30‑1	Obituary: Tadahiro Sekimoto	p. 85-86
	Chigusa Kita

30‑1	Clipboard: The Turing Test opera; Review: Charting the Unknown; Review: Charting the Unknown; 20 years of PowerPoint	p. 86
	Eric Weiss

30‑2	Computer History Museum Update	p. 67-67
	Dag Spicer

30‑2	Pioneers of Soviet Computing	p. 67-68
	Anne Fitzpatrick

30‑2	Obituary: Hiroshi Wada	p. 68
	Akihiko Yamada

30‑2	Obituary: Zen-iti Kiyasu	p. 68-69
	Akihiko Yamada

30‑2	Clipboard: Computer History Museum Bits	p. 69
	Dag Spicer

30‑2	Clipboard: History of Programming Languages (HOPL-III)	p. 69
	Chigusa Kita

30‑3	PC-1 Parametron Computer: 50th anniversary	p. 74
	Akihiko Yamada

30‑3	Osaka University: Exhibit of 1950s computer	p. 74-75
	Akihiko Yamada

30‑3	Software for Europe: Workshops	p. 75-76
	Thomas Haigh

30‑3	Computer History Museum Report	p. 76-77
	Dag Spicer

30‑4	The LINC computer at 45	p. 92-94
	Severo Ornstein

30‑4	Gender and computing conference at CBI, International participation	p. 94-95
	Thomas Misa

30‑4	Gender and computing conference at CBI, Women, computing, and needlework: Many facets	p. 95-96
	Corinna Schlombs

30‑4	History of Japanese computing	p. 96-97
	Yasushi Sato

31‑1	Computer History Museum repor	p. 62
	Dag Spicer

31‑1	Computer history prize announced	p. 62-63
	Jeffrey D. Tang

31‑1	SHOT@50' Lisbon meeting	p. 63-64
	Thomas Haigh

31‑1	Conference memorializes Takakazu Seki	p. 64
	Akihiko Yamada

31‑1	50th anniversary: SENAC-1	p. 64-65
	Akihiko Yamada

31‑1	Clipboard: 2009 IEEE Conference on the History of Technical Societies; IEEE Foundation assists exhibits	p. 65
	editor

31‑2	Obituary: Oliver G. Selfridge	p. 66
	Chigusa Kita

31‑2	Minnesota's Hidden History in Computing	p. 76-77
	Thomas Misa

31‑2	Appropriating America, Making Europe: Conference Report	p. 77-79
	Helena Durnova

31‑3	IPSJ Information Processing Technology Heritage Program	p. 78-80
	Akihiko Yamada

31‑3	Mahoney Fund	p. 80
	Thomas Haigh

31‑3	Report from the Computer History Museum	p. 80-82
	Dag Spicer

31‑4	Project Whirlwind Reunion and Collection Transfer	p. 107-108
	Karina H. Wright

31‑4	IEEE Computer Society Awards	p. 107
	editor

31‑4	Sac State 8008: The First Microcomputer?	p. 108-109
	Bruce Damer

32‑1	TeX Users Group Annual Conference	p. 80
	David Walden

32‑1	Computer History Museum Report	p. 80-81
	Dag Spicer

32‑2	History of Computing Blog	p. 84
	editor

32‑2	IPSJ Information Processing Technology Heritage Certification Ceremony	p. 86
	Akihiko Yamada

32‑2	Another Anniversary, and Some Memories	p. 84
	Paul Ceruzzi

32‑3	Robert M. Price Papers at Charles Babbage Institute	p. 89-90
	Thomas Misa

32‑3	Remembrance Party for Saburo Muroga	p. 90-92
	Masakazu Furuichi

32‑3	New Searchable Archival Database Launched	p. 92
	James W. Cortada

32‑3	40th Anniversary of the Arpanet Events	p. 92-93
	Gary Chapman

32‑4	WiWiW Project Internet Pioneers Meeting	p. 90-991
	David Walden

32‑4	ELIS Revival Festival	p. 91-92
	Akihiko Yamada

32‑4	New Historical Sources at the Computer History Museum	p. 92-93
	Dag Spicer

32‑4	Obituary of Herb Grosch	p. 93
	editor

33‑1	Users Group Celebrates Major Anniversary of TeX	p. 78-79
	David Walden

33‑1	Latin American Conference of the History of Computer Science	p. 80-81
	Jorge Vidart

33‑1	Society for the History of Technology 2010 Meeting	p. 81-82
	Thomas Haigh

33‑1	Computer History Museum Prize Winner: Atsushi Akera	p. 82
	Jeffrey Tang

33‑2	Computer History Museum Opens Revolution Exhibit	p. 106-107
	Dag Spicer

33‑2	IPSJ 50th Anniversary Celebration	p. 107-108
	Akihiko Yamada

33‑2	IPSJ Third Information Processing Technology Heritage Certification	p. 108-109
	Akihiko Yamada

33‑2	Obituary: Sir Maurice Wilkes	p. 109-110
	editor

33‑2	Obituary: Ken Olsen	p. 110
	editor

33‑3	History of Computers Exhibition at Hiroshima City Library	p. 82-83
	Akihiko

33‑3	The Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0	p. 83-84
	Evan Koblentz

33‑3	Obituary: Gary Chapman	p. 85
	editor

33‑4	50th Anniversary of MIT’s Compatible Time-Sharing System	p. 84-85
	David Walden

33‑4	Obituary: Jean Carteron	p. 84
	editor

34‑1	SHOT, 4S, and HSS Collocated Conference Report	p. 88-89
	Allan Olley

34‑1	Obituary: Patrick C. Fisher	p. 89-90
	editor

34‑1	Obituary: Stephen P. Jobs	p. 90
	editor

34‑1	Obituary: Dennis M. Ritchie	p. 90-91
	editor

34‑1	Obituary: John McCarthy	p. 91
	editor

34‑2	MIT 150th Anniversary and MIT Museum Project Whirlwind Presentation	p. 60-63
	David Walden

34‑2	IPSJ 4th Information Processing Technology Heritage Certification Ceremony	p. 63-65
	Akihiko Yamada

34‑2	2011 NEC C&C Foundation Prize Ceremony	p. 65-66
	Akihiko Yamada

34‑2	IEEE Packet-Speech Milestone Celebrated at MIT Lincoln Laboratory	p. 67-69
	Daavid Walden

34‑3	IEEJ Commemoration: One Step on Electrotechnology	p. 70
	Akihiko Ymada

34‑3	Computer History Museum Update	p. 70-73
	Dag Spicer

34‑4	Obituary of Lawrence A Welke	p. 83
	Luanne Johnson

34‑4	Technology Heritage Activities in Japan	p. 883-85
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑1	CHM Eastern Europe Project and SoRuCom 2011 Conference	p. 67-68
	Alex Bochannek

35‑1	SIGCIS at SHOT Conference	p. 68-70
	Lilly Nguyen

35‑1	2012 Kyoto Prize Awarded to Ivan Sutherland	p. 70-71
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑1	Obituary of Yutaka Ohno	p. 71
	Kiyoshi Agusa

35‑2	Reception at the Living Computer Museum, Seattle	p. 76
	Paul Ceruzzi

35‑2	IEEJ Technical Meeting on the History of Electrical Engineering	p. 76-78
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑2	IPSJ 75th National Convention at Tohoku University	p. 78-81
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑3	Edward Feigenbaum Personal Papers	p. 72=73
	David Alan Grier

35‑3	UNIVAC 120 in Japan	p. 73-74
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑3	Kyoto Computer Gakuin Celebrates 50th Anniversary	p. 74-76
	Akihiko Yamada

35‑3	Obituary: Douglas C. Engelbart	p. 75
	editor

35‑4	Making the History of Computing Relevant	p. 82-83
	Mai Sugimoto

35‑4	Update from the Computer History Museum	p. 83-84
	Dag Spicer

35‑4	CS History Committee Web Resources	p. 84-85
	David Walden

36‑1	SIGCIS at SHOT Conference	p. 82-83
	Ling-Fei Lin

36‑1	IEEE Milestone Awarded to Toshiba’s T1100 Laptop PC	p. 83-84
	Akihiko Yamada

36‑2	Computer History Museum Update	p. 77-78
	Dag Spicer

36‑3	TCP at 40: Celebrating the Conception of Internet Protocols	p. 85-86
	Marc Weber

36‑3	IPSJ 76th National Convention and 6th Heritage Certification Ceremony	p. 86-88
	Akihiko Yamada

36‑3	From the Curator’s Desk: Online Encyclopedia of Smithsonian Mathematical Instruments	p. 88-89
	Peggy Aldrich Kidwell

36‑3	The Web@25 and Other Computing History Sketches	p. 89
	editor

36‑4	Restoration of the Differential Analyzer at the Tokyo University of Science	p. 92-93
	Eiiti Wada

36‑4	Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of MIT Project MAC	p. 93-95
	Tom Van Vleck

36‑4	Norbert Wiener in the 21st Century: Driving Technology’s Future	p. 95-96
	Rudolf Seising

37‑1	CBI–NSF Computer Security History Workshop	p. 83
	Thomas Misa

37‑1	SIGCIS at the 2014 SHOT Annual Meeting	p. 83-85
	Beatrice Choi

37‑1	History and Philosophy of Computing: New Seminars in France	p. 85
	Pierre Mounier-Kuhn

37‑2	Silver Anniversary of the Computer Conservation Society	p. 94-95
	Rachel Burnett

37‑2	Banque de France Exposes Its IT Heritage	p. 95
	Pierre Mounier-Kuhn

37‑3	Computer History Museum Update	p. 4-5
	Dag Spicer

37‑3	Information Processing Society of Japan Annual Convention Report	p. 5-7
	Hiroshi Hatta

37‑4	Smartcard’s 40th Anniversary at Musée des Arts & Métiers	p. 87-89
	Pierre Mounier-Kuhn

38‑1	SIGCIS at the SHOT Conference	p. 89-90
	Gerardo Con Diaz

38‑1	The Cultural Dimensions of Computer Simulation	p. 90-93
	Sebastian Grevsmühl

38‑2	IPSJ 78th National Convention Report
	Hiromichi Hashizume

38‑3	New App Shares IT History in India	p. 88
	Vaidyeswaran Rajaraman

38‑4	SIGCIS 2016 Workshop Report
	Ramesh Subramanian

39‑2	CHM Happenings
	Dag Spicer

39‑3	Desktop Publishing Pioneer Meeting at Computer History Museum	p. 65-67
	David Walden

39‑4	Fifty-Year Anniversaries in Norwegian Computing History	p. 93-96
	David Walden

39‑4	Computer History Museum Events
	Dag Spicer

Chigusa Kita ends her 13-year tenure as department editor [issue 1]

40‑2	Computer Graphics revisited (exhibition at The House of Arts, Brno, Czech Republic)	p. 73-79
	Mate Szabo

40‑2	Jean Sammet Collection (Charles Babbage Institute Archives)
	Amanda Wick

40‑2	IPSJ 80th National Convention Report
	Hiromichi Hashizume

40‑3	IPSJ Certifies 100 IP Technology Heritage Artifacts in 10 Years	p. 105-112
	Akihiko Yamada

41‑1	Parametron and Relay Computers Exhibition Held at Tokyo University of Science in November, 2018	p. 61-63
	Akihiko Yamada

41‑2	ARPANET 50th Anniversary Marked at 2019 AAAS Annual Meeting	p. 61-63
	David Walden

41‑2	2018 NEC C&C Prize Ceremony	p. 64-66
	Akihiko Yamada

42‑3	History of the Events and Sightings and related Annals departments	p. 92-94
	David Hemmendinger

42‑3	Computer History Museum 2020 update	p. 94-96
	Dag Spicer

42‑3	COVID-19 pandemic of 2020	p. 96
	editor

42‑3	Annals Web Extras	p. 96
	editor

42‑3	annals-extras.org	p. 96-97
	editor

42‑3	Computer Society History Committee Leaders interviews project	p. 97
	editor

42‑3	New journal published by the Charles Babbage Institute	p. 97
	editor

42‑3	SIGCIS	p. 97
	editor

42‑3	CCS publishes issue 90 of Resurrection	p. 97-98
	editor

42‑3	Another publication note	p. 98
	editor

42‑3	Akihiko Yamada	p. 98
	editor

42‑3	Request from the department editor	p. 98
	editor

42‑4	Resources and Opportunities of the IEEE History Center and ETHW	p. 123-124
	Alexander Magoun

42‑4	Exhibition "Leonardo Torres Quevedo: The Universal Engineer"	p. 119-123
	Francisco A. Gonzalez Redondo

42‑4	Vintage Computer Federation	p. 124
	Dean Notarnicola

42‑4	More Virtual Events	p. 125
	editor

42‑4	HOPL IV	p. 125
	editor

42‑4	Professor V. Rajaraman	p. 125-126
	editor

42‑4	News from Norway	p. 126
	editor

42‑4	Annals-extras.org News	p. 126
	editor