Other Internet References

A couple of months in the laboratory can frequently save a couple of hours in the library. - Frank Westheimer, Professor of Chemistry.

More than 2K links to some of the best Internet resources are woven into the text of the site, and each chapter has a section on more information. A few older references are listed below, some of which may be available only in archives.

• Clarke, Arthur C.; EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL RELAYS - Can Rocket Stations Give Worldwide Radio Coverage?

• Coombs, Norman; Liberation Technology; EDU Magazine, 1992; Digital Equipment Corporation.

• Grim; Grim's History Of Talkers.

• Hauben, Michael; NetBook and other writings; Columbia College of Columbia University BA in computer science.

• Hauben, Michael; Hauben, Ronda; The Amateur Computerist Online magazine.

• Kernan, John; Historical Distributed Systems: The ARPANET; ICSA750.

• LaQuey, Tracy; Reynolds, Joyce K.; Roubicek, Karen; Stahl, Mary; Yuan, Aileen; FYI on Where to Start - A Bibliography of Internetworking Information; RFC 1175; August 1990.

• Laursen, Jesper Vissing; The Internet: Past, Present and Future - Internet & WWW History.

• NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL; Realizing the Information Future: The Internet and Beyond; NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS; National Academy of Sciences.

• O'Reilly & Associates, Open Sources Voices from the Open Source Revolution, 1999.

• Panitz, Aliza R.; How to find the right place to post (FAQ).

• Reid, Elizabeth M.; Electropolis: Communication And Community On Internet Relay Chat; Department Of History - Honours Thesis; 1991.

• Rheingold, Howard; The Virtual Community; 1998.

• Rheingold, Howard; Tools for Thought.

• Salampasis, Mike; Hypermedia.

• Trigg, Randall H.; Hypermedia as Integration: Recollections, Reflections and Exhortations; Keynote Address, Hypertext '96 Conference, Washington, DC, March 20, 1996; Xerox Palo Alto Research Center.

• University of Texas; THINK: Technical Histories of Network Protocols.

• Woolley, David R; PLATO: The Emergence of On-Line Community; Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine; Volume 1, Number 3 / July 1, 1994 / Page 5.

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