[ih] Internet History Project (was XEROX/PUP and Commercialization (was Re: FYI - Gordon Crovitz/WSJ on"WhoReally Invented theInternet22)?=

[mfidelman at meetinghouse.net (Miles Fidelman)]

dgale at internethistoryarchive.org wrote:
> The idea to collect oral histories about the creation of the Internet is so compelling that I began collecting oral interviews about 10 years ago while traveling on other business.  That archive now contains more than a hundred hours of audio and video material.  There is very little overlap between these interviews and interviews done by other groups such as the IEEE, the Computer History Museum and Andreu Vea.
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> www.internetlegacyinstitute.org
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Also, perhaps of interest is this:
/A Culture of Innovation: Insider Accounts of Computing and Life at BBN/
A collection of retrospectives from folks at BBN, pulled together by 
Dave Walden.
Details are at http://walden-family.com/bbn/



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