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Explores the evolution of the American office |
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Chronicles the birth and growth of the electronic information age |
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Images of twentieth-century electrical devices |
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Ballots and voting systems have evolved over the years, transforming the ways in which Americans vote |
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Application of digital computer to flight |
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Interview with the founder and head of Microsoft Corporation |
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Bill Gates shares his vision of the computer revolution and how new technologies will affect our lives (60min audio) |
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Interview with heart simulation inventors |
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Objects, images and documentation that trace the history of integrated circuits |
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Objects, interviews and reference material |
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Interview with co-patentee of the Automatic Teller Machine |
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Interview with pioneer of hypertext, mouse and more |
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Interview with computer pioneer |
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The Global Positioning System (GPS) is the most significant recent advance in navigation technology |
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Interview with Chief Engineer, ENIAC Computer |
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Mr. Burke explains how the Internet reveals connections with each other and with the past (51min audio) |
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Interview with a founder Digital Equipment Corporation |
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Interview with founder and head of Oracle Corporation |
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Interview with inventor of missing persons technology |
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Oral History Interview with the Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Netscape Communications |
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A 1996 gathering at Monticello of Pioneers of the Information Age |
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Interview with supercomputing pioneer |
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Objects used to help students master abstract mathematical concepts |
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Founder of Apple and NEXT |
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Tim Berners-Lee tells the story of his fabulous and revolutionary creation, the World Wide Web (55min audio) |
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Interview with founder and head of CINCOM Corporation, a pioneer software company |
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Motion pictures over the past one hundred years have reflected our visions of ourselves, and our world |
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