Session II: Mapping and Technology.

This article focuses on mapping and technology. Networks of information are becoming complex, increasingly interwoven, and increasingly smart. Google and Yahoo searches are viewed through a particular set of constraints called the "browser." But there are alternative software programs that do search...

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Publicado en:Salmagundi no. 139/140; pp. 140 - 152
Autores principales: Dietz, Steve, Ziegler, Mel, Wood, Denis, Diggory, Terence, Danto, Arthur
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Skidmore College Summer/Fall2003
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