MIT Press / Google / Oxford University Press / Caterpillar / Macmillan / MIT's Laboratory / /
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Norway / United States / Afghanistan / United Kingdom / Iraq / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
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Chocolate Factory / Oxford Brookes University / /
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mere advertising / fixed-line telephony / activist networks / average car / elite systems / e-borders / advertising industries / energy / electronic tagging services / free and open software movements / high-tech disasters / electronics / high tech world / internet counselling services / /
NaturalFeature
Mount Everest / /
Organization
Independent Media Centre movement / MIT / Oxford Brookes University / World Trade Organisation in Seattle / World Economic Forum / Oxford University / Participatory Design / /
Person
Steve Woolgar / Paul M. Sweezy / Paul A. Baran / Rosa Luxemburg / Zvi Grilliches / Michael Dertouzos / George Monbiot / Douglas Engelbart / John George / Ben Shneiderman / Bob Hughes / Vladimir Ilych Lenin / Carl Kaysen / /
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Economist / psychologist / guard / Architect / physician / head / writer / co-operative / humane impulses can be indulged legally / Fisher / hugely respected ex-head / /
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Massachusetts / /
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Journal of Political Economy / Historical Materialism / /
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Scandinavia / /
TVShow
the Sorcerer's Apprentice / /
Technology
object-oriented programming / previous technology / information technology / /
From Useful Idiocy to Activism: a Marxist interpretation of computer development. Bob Hughes Dept of Electronic Media, Oxford Brookes University, [removed] ABSTRACT