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The Internet: A Historical Encyclopedia

The Internet: A Historical Encyclopedia is a three-volume set that "traces the roots of the Internet to hundred-year-old technology and thinking." Volume 1 contains biographies of Internet pioneers from Cap'n Crunch to Tim Berners-Lee. Volume 2 provides comprehensive essays on topics like data mining, digital libraries, and open source. A detailed chronology from 1843 through 2004 is in Volume 3. This encyclopedia is in the Science Library reference section at TK 5105.875 I57 I5372 2005.

Posted by Michael Knee on January 25, 2007 4:31 PM |

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