Titlebook: Hacking Europe; From Computer Cultur Gerard Alberts,Ruth Oldenziel Book 2014 Springer-Verlag London 2014

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Transnational (Dis)Connection in Localizing Personal Computing in the Netherlands, 1975–1990 the process was not a simple story of adoption of American models. Instead, many Dutch actors adapted computer technologies to their own local needs, habits, and cultural settings. For one, actors developed different views about the relations between Dutch users and North American suppliers. This c

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“Inside a Day You Will Be Talking to It Like an Old Friend”: The Making and Remaking of Sinclair Per computer literacy. Among the most popular British home computers were those of Sinclair. Originally intended to introduce people to computing, Sinclairs low-cost and basic capabilities Have led to write them off as undistinguished introductory computers or as mere video game machines. Closer attent

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Legal Pirates Ltd: Home Computing Cultures in Early 1980s Greecereinforced the local economic and technological characteristics. Because the protection of intellectual property rights regarding software was not an issue, software piracy was not considered such a pressing problem as it would become later. Home computing in Greece was shaped by two technology-medi

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Galaxy and the New Wave: Yugoslav Computer Culture in the 1980sw Pact nor of NATO yet sandwiched geographically between these powerful blocks, the country occupied a unique position among countries politically, technologically, and culturally. In the context of the Cold War, the local emphasis on self-reliance and massive government investments resulted in a hi

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Heroes Yet Criminals of the German Computer Revolutionst of hackers, who were in the vanguard of the digital age. To understand how the so-called criminal hacker came into existence, the chapter explores the history of German hackers. In 1984, Herwart “Wau” Holland and Steffen Wernéry, two of the founders of Germany‘s ., announced their “hack” of Germa

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How Amsterdam Invented the Internet: European Networks of Significance, 1980–1995(Digital City, called DDS). Hailed as a new form of public sphere, DDS visualized the Internet as a form of a virtual city. Rather than trace how DDS gave shape to an online city, however, this chapter explores how an existing and emerging culture of the city gave rise to this new digital sphere. In

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