The Future of Information (before the Internet):
(Gefunden bei everythingisterrible.com)
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Archiv für die Kategorie 'Die Zukunft von Gestern'
The Electrical Experimenter was a technical science magazine that was published monthly. It was first published in May 1913, as the successor to Modern Electrics, a combination of a magazine and mail-order catalog that had been published by Hugo Gernsback starting in 1908. The Electrical Experimenter continued from May 1913 to July 1920 under that name, focusing on scientific articles about radio, and continued with a broader focus as Science and Invention until August 1931.
(Gefunden bei retro-futurism)
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This video was created by Richard Seltzer and Berthold Langer in February 1994, when they worked at DEC, half a year before formation of DEC’s Internet Business Group. NCSA (creators of Mosaic, the first Web browsers) and dozens of other organizations, including Digital’s competitors. distributed thousands of copies of this video, using it to help spread the word about the business potential of the Web, which, at that time, many business people found difficult to imagine:
(Gefunden bei youtube)
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Eine ausführliche Würdigung von Frank Tinsley (1899–1965) drüben bei Dieselpunks
(Gefunden bei x-ray_delta_one / Flickr)
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Die Wikipedia über den Universal Automatic Calculator (UNIVAC).
(Gefunden bei Modern Mechanix)
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From the BBC Archive Tomorrow’s World collection: James Burke experiences the automated office of the future. In this compilation of reports from a longer programme, James Burke becomes an executive in a futuristic office where the role of a secretary has been usurped by an automated robot. Derek Cooper also reports on a new process for manufacturing micro-electronic crystal lights and visits a South Dakota laboratory deep underground where scientists are collecting information about the sun.
(Gefunden bei maxoninc)
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Das Computer History Museum verfügt über eine großartige Sammlung von alten Computerbroschüren von den fünfziger bis in die frühen achtziger Jahre:
(Gefunden bei ISO50)
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Arthur Radebaugh, 1958
(Gefunden bei x-ray delta one | via mudwerks)
→ Hierzu siehe auch:
• Arthur C. Radebaugh
• Selbstleuchtende Straßen
• Die elektronische Heimbibliothek (1959)
• Aluminium
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Stimmungsvolle Altweltraumanmutung: Marc von Dangerous Minds hat den türkischen SF-Trash „Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam“ (Der Mann, der die Welt rettete) mit einem neuen Soundtrack aus türkischem Punk, Post-Punk und New Wave hinterlegt:
TURKISH STAR WARS - PUNK RE-MIX from Django’s Ghost on Vimeo.
Dank für den Tip an Max Ackermann!
(Gefunden bei crackajack | via dangerousminds)
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Der Trailer zu Byron Haskins packendem Zukunftsfilm
“Robinson Crusoe On Mars” (1964):
(Gefunden bei Atompunk | via Radiation Cinema Youtube)
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Tout connaitre (Encyclopédie illustrée), Éditions Magnard, 1963
(Gefunden bei mondorama2000)
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