Titlebook: Exploring the Early Digital; Thomas Haigh Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 History of computing.Media studies.Digital compute

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02676-2popularizers of computing technology mobilized the expressive power of Vertov’s 1929 masterpiece, .. When the nation’s most prominent popular scientific magazine, . [.], started a column devoted to both playful and serious applications of programmable calculators, it was titled “The Man with a Micro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02152-8History of computing; Media studies; Digital computer; Communications infrastructure; Information retrie

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Inventing an Analog Past and a Digital Future in Computing, United States in the 1940s, what alternatives were proposed, how they became paired keywords, why closure occurred so quickly in the United States (by 1950), and the different ways in which digital and analog engineering cultures interpreted the terms in the 1950s and 1960s, and speculates why the

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Forgotten Machines: The Need for a New Master Narrative,atum for these accounts tends to be a finite set of machines identified as developmental staging posts. The reduction of the datum to a set of canonical machines crops out of the frame other machines that were part of the contemporary context but which do not feature in the prevailing narrative. Thi

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Calvin Mooers, Zatocoding, and Early Research on Information Retrieval,ribes a less well-known development by Mooers. Around 1950, he devised a coding scheme for edge-notched cards—a decidedly “l(fā)ow-tech,” nonelectronic method of information storage and retrieval, based on cards with notches cut into their edges. In spite of his experience and training in electronics, M

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,Switching the Engineer’s Mind-Set to Boolean: Applying Shannon’s Algebra to Control Circuits and Di However, as often is the case when taking a closer look at the historical records, things were slightly more complex. Neither was Shannon’s paper an isolated result in switching theory, nor was it immediately absorbed into the engineers’ daily practice. It proved to be only usable in a small number