Volume 12, No. 2
April 2000

Mercurial Matters

www.mercurians.org

Letters to the Editor

2000 in Munich

Pamphlet Series

Videotex, the Internet, and Innovation in France and the United States

Book Review:
Global Communications since 1844

Communication Technologies and the Public Historian

News of the Field:
Cryptography/Cryptology

Off the Record

Global Communication Networks at OAM/NCPH

E-Mail Alert

A Century of Engineering Acheivements

First Media Ecology Association Conference

"Antennae"

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Pamela Walker Laird
Department of History
University of Colorado Denver
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Center for the History of Electrical Engineering
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Rutgers University
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Book Review Editor:

Jonathan Coopersmith
Department of History
Texas A & M University
College Station, TX 77843
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j-coopersmith@tamu.edu


Associate Board:

James Beniger, James E. Brittain, James Carey, Elizabeth Eisenstein, Walter Ong, Michael Schudson, John Staudenmaier, Edward Wachtel