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June 18, 2008
One Dead Media
"It is hard to find an old technology that is not available in any form any where on earth. But today I may have found one. Alex Wright's story in the New York Times about Paul Otlet, the little-known Belgian who worked out an early version of hypertext (...) prompted a reader to point out a system similar to Otlet's that was once available commercially in the US." (Kevin Kelly - The Technium)
Posted by PJB at June 18, 2008 03:47 PM