Technology and communication in American history: SHOT/AHA historical perspectives on technology, society, and culture (2011)
Downey, Gregory J. (Author)
Society for the History of Technology and the American Historical Association
Physical Details: 104 pp.; ill.; bibl.
Description This 104-page booklet explores the history of communication technology in the United States from the colonial period to the present, including print culture, wired networks, broadcast communication, and the digital convergence of communication in cyberspace.
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