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“A new Xanadu,” San Francisco Examiner, January 23, 1994 by Gina Smith, 1994

“A new Xanadu,” San Francisco Examiner, January 23, 1994

Gina Smith

1994

Ephemera

San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco
Newspaper page E-14, folded down the middle

Description

On this Computers & Technology page, the column “Inside Silicon Valley” by Gina Smith, editor-in-chief of Electronic Entertainment magazine, profiles Ted Nelson, author of Computer Lib (1974), whom she credits with coining “hypertext” and “hypermedia.” After Autodesk gave up his Xanadu project in 1992, Nelson was preparing a smaller version, Xanadu Lite. The photograph shows him on his Sausalito houseboat.

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Ted Nelson

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