This special issue explores the histories of computing in the countries of Oceania with
reference to the nuanced relationship between the local and the global. Oceania includes …

Toward International Computing History Page 1 It’s no secret that the history of digital
computing is generally written from an American perspective. There are good reasons for this …

As we prepared the special issue on Oceania for the IEEE Annals of the History of
Computing, the question arose: What collections of primary data are available that may be …

The answers to how computing went global have ramifications for historians and society far
beyond mere documentation. By understanding the complexities of how IT computing …

Spencer has written the most detailed chronology available on the history of computing. It
begins with clay tablets in 3000 BC and ends, with several citations, past the year 2000. It …

In their article on “Aspects of the History of Computing in Modern Greece,” Konstantina
Dritsa, Dimitris Mitropoulos, and Diomidis Spinellis provide a broad survey of computing in …

The International Research Conference on the History of Comput ing, held in Los Alamos
June 10-15, 1976, was by far the most suc cessful of such meetings and, indeed, virtually the …

The Reviews department includes reviews of publications, films, audioand videotapes and
exhibits relating to the history of computing. Full-length studies of technical, economic …

How can we satisfactorily address the history of computing, recognizing that computing
artifacts and practices are often shaped by local circumstances and cultures, and yet also …

The collection of articles on the history of computing in Latin America reflects a growing body
of work looking at the influences and effects of computer technology in the region. The …