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ORCIDIEEE Annals of the History of Computing, Volume 47
Volume 47, Number 1, January - March 2025
- Troy Astarte
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From the Editor's Desk. 6 - Steven M. Bellovin:
Netnews: The Origin Story. 7-21 - David Nofre:
A Compelling Image: The Tower of Babel and the Proliferation of Programming Languages During the 1960s. 22-35 - Mark Yu-Shan Chen:
Mechanical Numeracy: Thinking With the Soroban Abacus in Modern Japan. 36-49 - James W. Cortada:
Presence of IBM Data Processing Equipment in Latin America, 1920s-1980s, and Insights for Historians. 50-63 - John Durno, John Aycock, Alexandra Tenney:
Big Baggy Shorts: Recovering Data From Canada's Telidon System. 64-71 - Guy C. Fedorkow, Jochen Viehoff, David Woitkowski:
In Defense of Model-Makers: Adding a New Point to the Computer Conservation Continuum. 72-75 - David Woitkowski:
A Special Year at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum. 76-80
Volume 47, Number 2, April - June 2025
- Troy Astarte:
From the Editor's Desk. 5 - Lindsay Poirier:
Neat Versus Scruffy: How Early AI Researchers Classified Epistemic Cultures of Knowledge Representation. 7-19 - Sara M. B. Simon:
Operation Voder: AT&T, Bell Labs, and the Labor of Techno-Utopia at the 1939 New York World's Fair. 20-31 - James W. Cortada:
Twentieth Century Computer Product Proposals: A Wealth of Information About Information Technologies and Their Uses. 33-43 - Brian E. Carpenter, Sathiamoorthy Manoharan:
Information Technology Pioneers of Aotearoa New Zealand. 44-58 - Paul E. Ceruzzi:
Review of Konrad Zuse's Early Computers: The Quest for the Computer in Germany, by Raúl Rojas. 60-61 - Nathan Brewer:
The Engineering and Technology History Wiki. 62-63 - Deborah Barcella, Petra Mazzoni, Martin Fomasi, Gabriele Balbi:
Notes From the 2025 ECREA Communication History Workshop: Communication Networks Before and After the Web. 64-66 - Rupert Lane, Anthony Hay, Arthur Schwarz, David M. Berry, Jeff Shrager:
ELIZA Reanimated: Restoring the Mother of All Chatbots to One of the World's First Time-Sharing Systems. 68-76
Volume 47, Number 3, July - September 2025
- Troy Astarte:
From the Editor's Desk. 5 - Troy Astarte:
Burton Grad (1928-2025). 6-10 - Burton Grad, David J. Kasik:
Computer-Aided Design: Growing the Industry. 12-13 - L. Stephen Wolfe:
How CAD Became Universal. 14-25 - W. Bradley Holtz:
Understanding Market Evolution of CAD Systems, 1970s to 2000s. 26-38 - Peter A. Marks:
New Product Development Culture and CAD Company Success. 39-45 - Michael A. Evans:
Cambashi: A CAD Consultancy. 46-59 - James W. Cortada:
What Should Be Studied Next About Applications: Lessons From CAD/CAM. 60-61 - Galo Canizares:
CAD and the Computerization of Architectural Labor. 62-79 - Robert F. Woodbury:
Solids, Parameters, and Programs: Computation for Early-Stage Architectural Design. 80-93 - Dora Epstein Jones:
The Will to History, or Some Reflections on Theodora Vardouli's Graph Vision: Digital Architecture's Skeletons and Daniel Cardoso Llach's Builders of the Vision: Software and the Imagination of Design. 94-96 - Shelby Elizabeth Doyle:
A Crash of Rhinos: An Interview With McNeel's Margaret Becker. 97-101 - Jennifer Stout:
PTC: How One Company Changed the CAD Industry. 102-110 - Jon Hirschtick, Jessica Twentyman:
Founding and Growing Solidworks and Onshape. 111-121 - Raj Khoshoo, Kevin Eustace:
EDS, UGS, and SDRC to Siemens Digital Industry Software, 1991-2010. 122-134 - Terri Lively:
Autodesk Company History: The Early Years, 1982 to 2000. 135-144 - Douglas G. Fairbairn:
Oral History of Carol Bartz. 145-151 - Steven Abbott-Williams, Eva Kaufholz-Soldat:
The INI's Workshop on the History of Computer Science and Data. 152-154 - Hiroharu Asahi, Chigusa Kita:
The Information Processing Society of Japan's Annual Convention. 155 - Liz Petrick, Troy Astarte:
Best Papers of 2024. 156-157
Volume 47, Number 4, October - December 2025
- Troy Astarte:
From the Editor's Desk. 5 - Colette Perold, Jeffrey R. Yost:
Introduction to Automation by Design. 6-10 - Megan Wiessner:
Digital Construction Comes to the Pacific Northwest: Timber and the Landscapes of Automation. 11-23 - Christos Karampatsos, Polyxeni Malisova:
Machinery of Ethnic Cleansing: Punched Card Machines and the 1920 Greek Population Census. 24-37 - David E. Dunning:
Autocoding at Work: COBOL and the Specification of the American Office. 38-49 - Eliza Pertigkiozoglou:
Governing Collaboration: Data and Work Relationships in U.K. Software for Building Design, 1970-1980. 50-62 - Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal:
The Legality of Logistics: On Techno-Orientalism and Geopolitics in Semiconductor Production. 63-77 - Jason Ludwig:
Computing Racial Order. 79-83 - Raúl Rojas, Alexander B. Magoun:
Konrad Zuse and Operation Paperclip. 84-85 - Richard Pawson:
A Simulated Differential Analyzer. 86-93 - Ksenia Tatarchenko, Barbara Hof, Arianna Borrelli:
"The Computer in Motion": Symposium Report From the 27th International Congress of History of Science and Technology (ICHST). 94-96
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