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The Web That Wasn't

by awright249 on Mar 27, 2007

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Alex Wright's presentation from the 2007 Information Architecture Summit, exploring the history of early hypertext and other networked information systems. Focuses on the work of Paul Otlet, Vannevar ...

Alex Wright's presentation from the 2007 Information Architecture Summit, exploring the history of early hypertext and other networked information systems. Focuses on the work of Paul Otlet, Vannevar Bush, Doug Engelbart, Ted Nelson and Andries Van Dam, in search of clues about how the Web might have turned out differently.

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  • haraldf Harald Felgner , (Mobile) User Experience Evangelist at &theRedFez, AXA There you go - I remember watching your Talk@Google - now I find the presentation as related to my http://www.slideshare.net/haraldf/this-is-paul-otlet - I love those historical topics ;) 1 year ago Reply
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  • mdamin76 John Granule , Web Developer at Home Impressive presentation on ’The Web That Wasn't'. You’ve shown your credibility on presentation with this slideshow. This one deserves thumbs up. I’m John, owner of www.freeringtones.ws/ . Hope to see more quality slides from you.

    Best wishes.
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  • anisasliney Anisa Sliney Mark , Self Employed at Uni The usage of imagery in this slideshow is very effective. You have done a fantastic job here friend. Anisa http://financejedi.com http://healthjedi.com 2 years ago Reply
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  • awright249 awright249 In response to CRM's question: here’s a paper by Nelson that goes into further depth, contrasting his vision of hypertext vs. today's Web:

    http://www.cs.brown.edu/memex/ACM_HypertextTestbed/papers/60.html
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  • awright249 awright249 The video clip I showed was from a film called 'The Man Who Wanted to Classify the World' by Francoise Levie. It's available for order here: http://www.filmakers.com/indivs/Man_classify.htm 5 years ago Reply
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  • leisa leisa reichelt , Freelance UX Consultant at Disambiguity Ltd I really enjoyed this session too. The video you played was spooky. :) 5 years ago Reply
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  • awright249 awright249 Glad you enjoyed. And thanks for giving me a place to share it. 5 years ago Reply
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  • rashmi Rashmi Sinha , CEO at SlideShare I really enjoyed your session. 5 years ago Reply
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