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Press: 1980s 0Featuring Doug Engelbart 1Articles 1aComputer in 2000. Paul Saffo, The Computer, October 28, 1989. [Japanese]1a1 Forget Batman; let's talk Mighty Mouse!, Jim Warren, Microtimes, August 7, 1989.1a2 Doug Engelbart: Visionary becomes realist. Jim Warren, Microtimes, July 7, 1989.1a3 The X revolution. Daniel Lynch, LAN Technology (Outlook), May 1989.1a4 Pioneer to head new project at Stanford. SU Speaking Of Computers, April 3, 1989.1a5 Inventor of `mouse' receives support for Project Bootstrap. SU Campus Report, March 29, 1989.1a6 A chat with Douglas Engelbart. Wayne Jacques, The Boston Computer Society, Spring 1989. 1a7 The latest trend in how to use personal computers. Asahi, February 15, 1989, March 1, March 15, 1989. 1a8 Doug Engelbart: The vision continues. Howard Rheingold, Microtimes, January 23, 1989. 1a9 Pioneer to head new think tank. Emily Brower, MacWeek, September 27, 1988. 1a10 Where we are, where we aren't. N. Dean Meyer from N. Dean Meyer & Associates and Bill Machrone from PCMagazine, Teleforum, September 22, 1988. 1a11 Computer scientist forming a foundation. John Markoff, The New York Times, September 5, 1988. 1a12 The man who invented the mouse - and many other tools for thought. Barbara Anderson, McDonnell Douglas/Spirit, August 1988. 1a13 Douglas C. Engelbart - A conceptual framework for the augmentation of man's intellect. Edited and annotated by Howard Rheingold, Hyperage, May/June 1988. 1a14 The mouse that roared. McDonnell Douglas' BreakThrough Magazine, 1988.1a21 SRI firsts: The mouse and other innovations. Inside SRI, April 1987. 1a15 The HLAM/T factor: Ted Nelson interviews Doug Engelbart. Subroutines (David Bunnell's Newsletter from Inside the Personal Computer Industry), January 1987. 1a16 The mouse that roared. John Markoff, San Francisco Examiner, March 23, 1986. 1a17 Insight to Engelbart's intellect. Systems Catalyst, Institute of Systems Science, Singapore, June1985. 1a18 Providing a workshop for knowledge workers. Richard G. Canning, EDP Analyzer, August 1984. 1a19 Father of the mouse. John Unger Zussman, A+ Magazine, Vol. 2, July 1984. 1a20 Of mice and men - the mouse is but a small part of Doug Engelbart's larger quest. Steven Levy, Popular Computing, May 1984. 1a21 A mouse in the hand. Daniel Farber, MacWorld(premier issue), May 1984. 1a22 Doug Engelbart: inventor of the mouse. Marion Softky, The Country Almanac, February 15, 1984. 1a23 Super literacy - Network Systems, The CIA and the electronic grail: A writer's quest for perfectly flexible text. Clifford Barney, PC Magazine, February/March 1982. 1a24 Video/TV 1b
Featuring Doug with select others 2Articles 2aOf mice and menus: Designing the user-friendly interface. Tekla S. Perry and John Voelcker, IEEE Spectrum, September 1989.2a1 Hyper Cargo. Stuart Greene, Apple Viewpoints, January 30, 1989.2a2 Who's who in the South Bay - A Salute to the Movers & Shakers & Doers; Notable figures in our own backyard. Laura M. Lukas, The Insider, June 11, 1988.2a3 Lifetime Achievement Award: Awards for Technical Excellence, PC Magazine, January 12, 1988.2a4 Silicon Valley searches for its soul. Howard Rheingold, San Francisco Magazine, January/February 1988.2a5 What's all the talk about hypertext, anyway? Paul Karon, PC Week, October 6, 1987.2a6 The 100 most powerful people in Silicon Valley/The desk set and its power plays. Michael S. Malone, San Jose Mercury/News West Magazine, June 7, 1987.2a7 Adult pioneers are `Boomtown' focus. David Rosenthal, San Jose Mercury News, January 14, 1987.2a8 Unpopular science. Brenton R. Schlender, The Wall Street Journal, November 10, 1986.2a9 Highway of knowledge is old road. Robert M. Gordon, Los Angeles Times: (Letters), August 24, 1986.2a9 Hypermedia, Jeffrey S. Young, Macworld, March 1986.2a10 The Macintosh family tree. Ted Nace, Macworld, November 1984.2a11 A modern mouse story. Vanessa Schnatmeier, A+ Magazine, Vol. 2 (July 1984).2a12 It's the year of the mouse! Tom Foth, Softalk, April 1984.2a13 The tale of the mouse. Paul Somerson, PC Magazine, February 1983.2a14 Video/TV 2b"Silicon Valley Boomtown." 60-min. VHS video cassette recording produced by KTEH Channel 54 of San Jose, CA in 1987. 2b1
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