Remembering Mosiac, the Web Browser That Changed Everything
If you have never had to use a standalone FTP client, a standalone Telnet client, a Gopher client, or a standalone USENET client, it might be hard to imagine what the Internet was like before Mosiac,...
View ArticleThe Web Imagined in 1934 Using Index Cards, Telegraphs, and Other Analog Tools
In 1934, Belgian Paul Otlet wrote a book in which he envisioned a worldwide "mechanical, collective brain" that would store and make accessible the world's knowledge. By that time, he had created with...
View ArticleDigital Video on the Historical Development of Open Access to Legal Information
A three-segment video about the historical development of open access to legal information, titled A Short History of Legal Information Institutes, is available from LexUM on YouTube. Segment 1 Segment...
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