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InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinThe Strange Journey of America’s First Telephone CompanyThe boomerang history of AT&T and the “Baby Bells” will make your head spinJan 22, 20232Jan 22, 20232
InLessons from HistorybyBarry SilversteinAmerica’s Great Research EraMassive research efforts were federally funded after World War IISep 23, 20221Sep 23, 20221
InTechnology HitsbyBarry SilversteinThis 150-Year-Old Technology is Still Used TodayFaxing may seem obsolete — but it remains important in businessSep 12, 2022Sep 12, 2022
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe Case of the Exploding SmartphoneHow Samsung survived one of tech history’s worst disastersAug 20, 20221Aug 20, 20221
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe Internet Zombie That Won’t DieAmerica Online is still alive — but in a very different formAug 5, 20222Aug 5, 20222
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinWhat Happened to BlackBerry?No longer making phones, the beleaguered brand soldiers onJul 12, 20224Jul 12, 20224
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry Silverstein5 Female Scientists Whose Discoveries Were Canceled by MenThroughout history, sexism has created the false narrative that male scientists are superiorMar 17, 20224Mar 17, 20224
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe World’s Oldest Automated Machine Lives OnThe venerable vending machine dates back to 215 BCDec 19, 20213Dec 19, 20213
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe Motion Pictures That Brought Color to the WorldTwo classics dazzled audiences in the 1930s, opening the floodgate for color filmsFeb 4, 20222Feb 4, 20222
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe Man Who Revolutionized Photography in an InstantWhen Edwin Land’s 3-year-old daughter asked why she couldn’t see a photo of herself right away, he developed the answerMar 10, 2022Mar 10, 2022
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinThe Evolution of “Walk-Around Sound”The portable audio revolution that led to the smartphone dates back to the 1950sApr 14, 2022Apr 14, 2022
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinWhy Did the World’s Second Largest Computer Company Fail?Founded in 1957, Digital Equipment Corporation was a juggernaut… until it crashed in the 1990s.Mar 31, 202244Mar 31, 202244
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinHow Did Minicomputers Ignite the “Massachusetts Miracle”?Over 40 years ago, Route 128 near Boston, Massachusetts rivaled Silicon Valley for high tech supremacyApr 20, 20222Apr 20, 20222
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinHow the PC Really Came to BeA 1973 workstation inspired a generation of personal computersMay 4, 20228May 4, 20228
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinHow Microsoft Tried to Lock Out Web Browser CompetitorsFor 15 years, Internet Explorer dominated the marketJun 22, 20229Jun 22, 20229
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinHow the PDA Paved the Way for SmartphonesThe Personal Digital Assistant was a visionary fadMay 30, 20226May 30, 20226
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinHow Did the Bar Code Infiltrate the World?A symbol that began as lines in the sand is now used everywhereMay 17, 20222May 17, 20222
InCurated NewslettersbyBarry SilversteinIs the ATM Still Relevant?The 55-year-old banking machine faces new challengesJun 14, 20223Jun 14, 20223