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	  <span class="pressbyline-pub"> Government Technology </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-date"> Aug 1999 </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-author"> Blake Harris </span>

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Appearing in Government Technology Magazine: Special Issue "Visions: technology and government for the new millennium 

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   <span class="pressbyline-pub"> TidBITS  </span> 

   <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

   <span class="pressbyline-date"> Dec 14, 1998 </span> 

   <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

   <span class="pressbyline-author"> Adam Engst </span> 

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   <span class="pressexcerpt"> Douglas Engelbart can be credited with inventing much of the computing paradigm we all use today, but have we missed his most important ideas? Adam looks at where Engelbart has been and where he thinks we need to strategize for the future, given the accelerating rate of change: “Wouldn’t you think [an organization] would try to knock off two birds with one stone by creating products that radically improve the productivity of its own employees, with the understanding that doing so would result in products that would better meet the needs of other customers?” <br> 

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Reference: This article was inspired by <a href="https://youtu.be/DDBwMkN6IKo">Doug's Turing Lecture</a> &#124; <a href="https://www.slideshare.net/cengelbart/new-engelbart-turing-lecture-at-cscw98">Slidedeck</a> </span> 

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  <a class="pressheading" href="https://fermatslibrary.com/s/douglas-carl-engelbart-developing-the-underlying-concepts-for-contemporary-computing">Douglas Carl Engelbart: Developing the Underlying Concepts for Contemporary Computing</a> <br>

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    <span class="pressbyline-pub"> IEEE Annals  </span> 

	<span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	<span class="pressbyline-date"> Jul 1997 </span> 

	<span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

	<span class="pressbyline-author"> Susan B. Barnes </span>

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  <span class="pressexcerpt"> “What is missing from the current commercial descriptions of the Web is a discussion about the 30-year history of R&#38;D that created the underlying technologies on which the Web is based. Much of this foundation was laid in the 1960s by Douglas Carl Engelbart. In 1968, at the ACM/IEEE-CS Fall Joint Computer Conference, Engelbart demonstrated his concept of &#8220;interactive computing&#8221; to a group of computer scientists, and this is now considered a seminal event in the history of computing." Source: IEEE Annals of the History of Computing

Volume 19 Issue 3, July 1997 

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  <a class="pressimagelink" href="https://www.dougengelbart.org/press/archives/9706__/haavind-697edit.html"><img class="pressimageinsert" src="https://deipress.files.wordpress.com/2024/05/1997-computer-design-haavind-worthy-prize-winner.png?w=300" alt="article featured image" align="left" /></a>

  <a class="pressheading" href="https://www.dougengelbart.org/press/archives/9706__/haavind-697edit.html">A Worthy Prize Winner: Doug Engelbart</a> <br>

	<span class="pressbyline">

	  <span class="pressbyline-pub"> Computer Design  </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-date"> Jun 1997 </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-author"> Bob Haavind </span>

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	<span class="pressexcerpt"> "Technology still hasn't caught up to Doug's vision for the future." -- Bob Haavind, Editor-in-Chief. "The 1997 Lemelson-MIT Prize, worth $500,000, was awarded during a ceremony at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. to Douglas Engelbart, a hands-on engineer/inventor who was instrumental in the development of networking and the personal computer. There could not be a more deserving winner of this prestigious award than this unassuming, brilliant visionary." </span><br />

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	<span class="pressbyline">

	  <span class="pressbyline-pub"> Hartford Courant  </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-date"> Apr 17, 1997 </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-author"> Kevin Hunt </span>

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	<span class="pressexcerpt"> “In 20 or 30 years, you'll be able to hold in your hand as much computing knowledge as exists now in the whole city, or even the whole world.” -- Douglas Engelbart, upon receiving the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, the crown jewel of inventor prizes, in New York last week.

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Visit <a href="https://dougengelbart.org/about/honors.html">Engelbart Awards</a> for details. </span>

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  <a class="pressheading" href="https://web.archive.org/web/20030407161418/https://fortune.com/fortune/articles/0,15114,377035,00.html">Tools that make business better and better: A Silicon Valley legend</a>

	<span class="pressbyline">

	  <span class="pressbyline-pub"> Fortune Magazine  </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-date"> Dec 23, 1996 </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

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	<span class="pressexcerpt"> “A Silicon Valley legend who pioneered the mouse and the Internet has been thinking about how groups can work smarter--companies, divisions, teams, whatever--longer than anyone else. Better than anyone too: His ideas--long incubated, long promulgated, and long ignored--provide a way of looking at how to improve corporate performance that's fresh and refreshingly practical. His name is Douglas C. Engelbart.

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  <a class="pressimagelink" href="https://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/Inventor-of-the-present-works-on-the-future-3118585.php"><img class="pressimageinsert" src="https://deipress.files.wordpress.com/2024/04/1994-engelbart-portrait-in-nature-3x2crop.png?w=300" alt="article featured image" align="left" /></a>

  <a class="pressheading" href="https://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/Inventor-of-the-present-works-on-the-future-3118585.php">Inventor of the present works on the future</a> <br>

	<span class="pressbyline">

	  <span class="pressbyline-pub"> San Francisco Chronicle </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep1">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-date"> Oct 16, 1996 </span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-sep2">&#124;</span> 

	  <span class="pressbyline-author"> Howard Rheingold </span>

	</span> <br> 

	<span class="pressexcerpt"> "If we are going to do any good with the collaborative work tools that computers provide, it is going to involve significant changes at all levels of our social system and our organizations" -- Doug Engelbart. Then and now, Engelbart understood that the most profound changes to result from his inventions were not hardware or software innovations, but social innovations - new ways for people to think, communicate and work together. 

	</span><br />

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