Apparently, the internet was envisioned by a Belgian bibliographer and entrepreneur named Paul Otlet in 1934. Yes, that’s right. 1934. People just got reminded of this again at the World Science Festival in New York last week where Alex Wright, member of the User Experience team at The New York Read More...
The Internet Was Envisioned In 1934 By A Belgian Named Paul Otlet
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Lack of Internet Connectivity and Technology Is Emotionally Disturbing – Study
The tech industry is booming; and that’s probably an understatement. Technology has become a key part of our lives that it’s conceivable that access to technology being suddenly cut could mean emotional stress to people.
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Will mobile tech replace our computers?
In this time when everything has to be on-the-go, everything has to mobile as much as possible. Before (early 90’s I think) when you need to check an email outside your home, you need to find an internet café, rent a computer, and then access your mail on dialup. Old school, yes. The amount you Read More...
