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Featuring Doug Engelbart
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Student's work recognized by Menlo Park research institute,
Baylor Proud, October 16, 2009.
Baylor University spotlights Doug Engelbart Institute's "Student Showcase" featuring Baylor Honors Student Philip Heinrich.
Honorary Events:
Doug Engelbart Receives 2009 NMC Fellows Award
New Media Consortium. June 13, 2009.
"NMC Fellow Awarded June 2009 at NMC Summer Conference ..."
Doug Engelbart receives the highest award bestowed by the New Media Consortium...
NMC 2009 Closing Plenary: Dreams About How The World Could Be
Dr. Gardner Campbell. Gardner Writes, June 17, 2009. Gardner is one of three blogging from the NMC Awards Ceremony.
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the "Mother of All Demos"
SRI International Event Commemorates 40th Anniversary of Seminal Demonstration...
International Business Times. December 3, 2008.
"On that day in 1968 at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in San Francisco, Engelbart and his team in SRI's Augmentation Research Center (ARC) debuted numerous – and now ubiquitous – technology innovations ..."
The mouse turns 40: an interview with Paul Saffo ...
Dean Takahashi, VentureBeat, December 5, 2008.
Muted Celebration for Computing
Maggie Shiels, BBC News, December 10, 2008.
A Commitment to Complete the Work of Augmenting Human Intelligence
Patty Seybold, Outside Innovation, December 11, 2008.
The Valley Visionaries
Maggie Shiels, BBC News blog, December 12, 2008.
Logitech Ships Billionth Mouse
MarketWatch, December 3, 2008.
"Logitech's product innovations support Engelbart's vision of human-computer tools for interactive and collaborative work." In celebration of its billionth mouse ...
Firm makes one billionth mouse
Maggie Shiels, BBC News, December 3, 2008.
Top 50 Tech Visionaries
Christopher Null, PC World, May 18, 2008
Whatever Happened to...?, Bill Machrone. PC Magazine, June 21, 2006.1a140
The Dream of a Lifetime. Bill Joy. Technology Review, August, 2005.1a139
Exclusive
interview with seminal 1960s computer visionary Doug Engelbart. Tom Foremski. Silicon Valley Watcher, June 10, 2005.1a138
A
tribute to one of Silicon Valley's most influential and forgotten
researchers at Xerox Parc event. Tom Foremski. Silicon
Valley Watcher, June 9, 2005.1a137
A
history of the GUI. Jeremy Reimer. Silicon Valley Watcher,
May 5, 2005.1a136
A man, a mouse, a mission. Peter Burrows. Business Week, November 2, 2004.1a135
From mice to windows. Otis Port in the series, "The Great Innovators", Business Week, September 6, 2004, p.18.1a134
The man who built a better mouse trap. Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com, September 18, 2003.1a133
Engelbart takes bootstrapping quest to
capital. Dan Gillmor, San Jose Mercury News, October
12, 20021a132
1963-64: The invention of the mouse by Douglas Engelbart (EE, '55). David Pescovitz, Berkeley College of Engineering, Lab Notes, July 2002.1a135
Back Door: Q&A with Douglas Engelbart. William Van Winkle, Computer Power User, April 2002.1a134
Misunderstood
pioneer: Douglas Engelbart's inventions outshone his KM research.
Larry Stevens, Knowledge Management, August 2001.1a131
Of
mouse and man: Computer mouse pioneer looks for faster way to
help world solve its problems, Solarina Ho, San Francisco
Chronicle, May 11, 2001.1a130
Glimpses
of the past and visions of the future: The Douglas Engelbart
story, The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Spring 2001,
p. 22-23.1a129
The man who didn't get rich and other lessons
from the information age, Richard Todd, Worth Magazine,
May 2001.1a128
Long-distance
thinker - Tech visionary Doug Engelbart still crusading for
new ideas, Yung-pei Chen, The Argus, April 29, 2001.1a127
Computer
Mouse Marks Birthday No. 20-- Or Is It No. 38? Dru Sefton, Newhouse News Service, April 26, 2001.1a126
Douglas
Engelbart: Computer visionary seeks to boost people's collective
ability to confront complex problems coming at a faster pace,
Marion Softky, The Almanac, February 21, 2001.1a125
Internet pioneer lauded by computer scientists,
Mark Shahinian, Palo Alto Daily News, December 21,2000.1a124
Inventor Douglas Engelbart, his vision
helped make computers approachable, Michael Mink, Investor's
Business Daily, December 6, 2000.1a123
Computer visionary wins national medal,
--, Menlo/Atherton The Almanac, December 6, 2000.1a122
Technology medal honors man of the mouse,
Carrie Kirby, San Francisco Chronicle, December 1, 2000.1a121
Internet pioneer is technologist, humanitarian,
David Plotnikoff, San Jose Mercury News, November25,
2000.1a120
A
conversation with Doug Engelbart. Eugene Eric Kim, Dr.
Dobb's Journal, September 2000.1a119
Doug Engelbart has had plans for the Internet
before it even existed. Susanna Stromberg, Red Herring (Profile),
April 2000.1a118
We must leverage what we know - then leverage
that, Dan Gillmor, San Jose Mercury News, January 9,2000.1a117
Video/TV
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Featuring Doug with select others
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On The Town: A glimpse behind the research of a computing pioneer. Leigh Weimers, San Jose Mercury News, April 1, 2002, p. 3B.2a75
See how they run - The history, technology & future of mice. Kylee Dickey, Smart Computing, March 2002.2a74
We've been framed! Robert X. Cringely, PBS, The Pulpit, January 23, 2002.2a73
The making of the mouse. Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, American Heritage of Invention & Technology, Winter 2002, Vol. 17, No. 3.2a72
Computer mouse: Mice and men. Mark Fischetti, Scientific American, October 2001.2a71
The 20th Anniversary of the PC? - Well, sort of. Duncan Martell, PC Magazine/Technology - Reuters, August 8, 2001.2a70
Of mice and men: A history of personal computing. The Nickle Arts Museum, Curated by John Hails and Aaren Madden, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2001.2a69
The gods of tech. Alan Deutschman, Vanity
Fair Magazine, July 2000.2a68
Startups: How we began. Julie Rose, Fortune
Small Business, May-June 2000.2a67
The five most influential people in computing.
Matt Lake, CNET.com, May 25, 2000.2a66
Here is an idea! Jill Rosenfeld, Fast
Company, April 2000.2a65
"A century of technology," Steve Ditlea, Popular Mechanics/Special Collector Issue, January 2000.2a64
Video/TV
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We've
been framed! (Readers respond with prior art invalidating the
SBC web patent) Robert X. Cringely. PBS, January 23, 2001.2b4
Mentioning Doug
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How we began. Julie Rose, Fortune, April 17, 2000.3a29
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Radio/TV
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PBS Nerd TV #11 Doug
Engelbart - Inventor of the Computer Mouse, December 2005.
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