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CyburbiaJames Harkin

Cyburbia

2009273 pages
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"In Cyburbia James Harkin describes how the architecture of our digital lives was built over seventy years. In a brilliant narrative that encompasses the work of crackpots, inventors and visionaries, it shows how a concept that began with the need to shoot down German bombers has evolved to govern almost everything - from our lives online to modern films like Memento and 21 Grams, from TV shows and plays to military strategy. Gripping, revelatory and fiercely intelligent, this extraordinary book will change forever the way you think about everything you do." -- Publisher description.

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  • Hardcover · English · 2009
    Little, Brown · 273 pages · 9781408701140
digital communicationsnetworkscyberneticsInformation technologySocial aspectsComputers and civilizationCyberspaceInformation society