Cortada, James W. (Author)
For over 40 years practitioners in the world of IT and historians of computing and information have come together in these Annals to share their understanding of computing’s history. Participants have their own reasons for involvement with the Annals and have their own approaches to studying and reporting history. Historians typically have different research agendas than practitioners, often dealing with much broader concerns than the practitioner. While some practitioners may have explicit research agendas, many others may just enjoy reading about the history they lived through or are collecting that history in maybe somewhat accidental ways.
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McJones, Paul;
(2017)
Anecdote: In Search of the Original Fortran Compiler
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Book
Luc Olivier;
E Marshall Wilder;
(2020)
The microchip revolution: A brief history
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Colin Garvey;
(March 2018)
Broken Promises & Empty Threats: The Evolution of AI in the USA, 1956–1996
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Bruderer, Herbert;
(2016)
Anecdote: Early History of Computing in Switzerland: Discovery of Rare Devices, Unknown Documents, and Scarcely Known Facts
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Kita, Chigusa;
(2016)
Events and Sightings: Information Processing Society of Japan 78th National Convention
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Guy C. Fedorkow;
(January-March 2021)
Recovering Software for the Whirlwind Computer
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Janet Toland;
(April-June 2021)
Consortium Computing and Time Slicing in the Banking Sector: Databank Systems Ltd New Zealand
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Honghong Tinn;
(October 2018)
Modeling Computers and Computer Models: Manufacturing Economic-Planning Projects in Cold War Taiwan, 1959–1968
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Burton Grad;
(January- March 2021)
Collecting Computing History is Everyone's Job
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Thomas S. Mullaney;
(October 2018)
Shift CTRL. Computing and New Media as Global, Cultural, Sociopolitical, and Ecological
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Fred Turner;
(October 2018)
Millenarian Tinkering: The Puritan Roots of the Maker Movement
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Raúl Rojas;
(January-March 2021)
The Computer Programs of Charles Babbage
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Yost, Jeffrey R.;
(2016)
Computer Security, Part 2 -- Editor's Introduction
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Brian Coghlan;
Brian Randell;
Paul Hockie;
Trish Gonzalez;
David McQuillan;
Reddy O'Regan;
(January-March 2021)
Investigating the Work and Life of Percy Ludgate
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Theodora Vardouli;
David Theodore;
(April-June 2021)
Walking Instead of Working: Space Allocation, Automatic Architecture, and the Abstraction of Hospital Labor
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Eden Medina;
(October 2018)
Forensic Identification in the Aftermath of Human Rights Crimes in Chile: A Decentered Computer History
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Nathan Ensmenger;
(October 2018)
The Environmental History of Computing
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Devin Kennedy;
Gerardo Con Diaz;
(April-June 2021)
Computing Capitalisms—Part 2
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Janet Abbate;
(October 2018)
Code Switch: Alternative Visions of Computer Expertise as Empowerment from the 1960s to the 2010s
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Shunryu Colin Garvey;
(January-March 2021)
The “General Problem Solver” Does Not Exist: Mortimer Taube and the Art of AI Criticism
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