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Internet Origins explores the untold stories behind the technologies that shaped our digital world. Each episode dives into a classic book about the history of computing and the Internet.
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In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Jacquard's Web by James Essinger. Long before computers processed data or the internet connected the world, a French silk weaver invented a loom controlled by punched cards
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Hard Drive by James Wallace and Jim Erickson. Long before Windows dominated every desktop and software became more valuable than hardware, a Harvard dropout named Bill Gate
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore The Everything Store by Brad Stone. Long before same-day delivery, cloud computing, and voice assistants, a garage startup called Amazon transformed the world by turning th
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Makers of the Microchip by Christophe Lécuyer and David Brock—the story of eight rebellious engineers who walked out on a Nobel laureate and, in doing so, founded an indust
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore The PayPal Wars by Eric Jackson. The inside story of how a scrappy startup survived the dot-com crash, outmaneuvered eBay, and helped launch a generation of entrepreneurs w
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Uncharted: Big Data as a Lens on Human Culture by Erez Aiden and Jean-Baptiste Michel—the story of how two Harvard researchers transformed Google's digitized books into a c
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore The Search by John Battelle—the story of how Google transformed the chaos of the early web into order. From Stanford dorm rooms to Silicon Valley boardrooms, Larry Page and
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Weaving the Web by Tim Berners-Lee. From the chaos of CERN’s research labs to the dawn of the digital age, Tim Berners-Lee imagined a way for computers to share information
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore Where Wizards Stay Up Late by Katie Hafner and Matthew Lyon. From Cold War labs to university basements, a small group of researchers built the ARPANET—the network that bec
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore The Idea Factory by Jon Gertner. Decades before Silicon Valley, Bell Labs—the legendary research arm of AT&T—pioneered the technologies that built the modern world. From th
In this episode of Internet Origins, we explore iWoz by Steve Wozniak. Long before the iPhone and iPad, Wozniak’s love of electronics and partnership with Steve Jobs led to the Apple I and Apple II, pioneering the era of
In this first episode of Internet Origins, we explore The Victorian Internet by Tom Standage. Long before email, instant messaging, and social networks, the telegraph transformed the world by shrinking distance and speed
Brad Stone
JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017
1 appearance on this show
Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Sir
1 appearance on this show
Tim Berners-Lee
Sir
1 appearance on this show
Steve Wozniak
Apple
1 appearance on this show
Tom Standage
author of A History Of The World in 6 Glasses · The Economist
1 appearance on this show
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