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Tag Archives: Steven Levy
The rise of digital cryptography & the dark web
Short rounds time! First up, a surprisingly serious and detailed history of digital cryptography from Steven Levy. The previous books I’ve read by Levy have also been tech histories, but How Google Works and his Apple-related titles had a strong … Continue reading
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Tagged digital world, history, Man vs State, Steven Levy, Technology and Society
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The Perfect Thing
The Perfect Thing: How the iPod Shuffles Commerce, Culture, and Coolness pub. 2006 Steven Levy 304 pages I’ve never had an iPod, but given that Audible was doing a sale this week and that I seemed to be doing an … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, arts-entertainment, audiobook, business, goods/services, history, music, Steven Levy, technology, Technology and Society
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Hackers
Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution© 1984 Steven Levy458 pages How did computers cease to be the playthings of secretive governments, universities, and multinational corporations and become instead fixtures in 80-90% of all American homes? Hackers: Heroes of the … Continue reading
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Tagged history, Steven Levy, technology, Technology and Society
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