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Content solely with his Award Winning best selling biography benjamin franklin, Alberta Einstein and steve jobs he has returned once more to paint a very large canvas and the book gives the innovators how a group of hackers, geniuses, and geeks created the digital revolution were all delighted to have learned in the process that he has the energy can has tapped into it directly. Steve jobs and more ways year but also has a story about the lesser known icons of computing the women who program for example, or those hackers behind the first online communities and the skier belgian engineering gave rise to the World Wide Web and even sorts out there real story behind allegory and the internet. [laughter] he will take as an abbreviated journey with a distant figures please join me to welcome walter issacson. [applause] welcome back. Is great to be back this is an amazingly wonderful place it is such an honor to be back here. You can even reveal my inner geek. [laughter] host you are about t
In his book the innovators. During this event held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View california mr. Isakson discusses his book with Computer History Museum president and ceo john hollar and then takes audience questions. And now for tonights program program, the history of computing is the ongoing story of how one of the greatest periods of creativity in Human History has been unleashed. It is he even sorts out the real story between the internet. Walter will take us on a journey starting with the distant figures but important figures of john babich. Please join me in welcoming walter isaacson. C thank you john. Its great to be back and this is an amazingly wonderful place. Its such an honor to be back here and you can even reveal my inner geek if you need to. C i think you are about to do that yourself. I grew up soldering ham radios. My dad was an electrical engineer and i love Circuit Boards so its good to get back and write about them. Is that how you originally got i
Private quarters for the president and first lady. This is not part of the tour that is offered to the public. This is never been open to the public. Because of the cspan special access, you are getting to see this. Its not open to our visitors on a daily basis. The remarkable thing about this space is its a living breathing thing, it hasnt changed it also is resident johnson died in 1973. There is a document signed by the archivist of the United States. It nothing in this room it can change. We are here on the 100th block of congress avenue here in austin. It this is an important historic site. This is where waterloo was. It was a cluster of cabins. Im standing at the spot where the cabin was. This is where the mayor was staying when he and the rest of the men got wind of this buffalo herd. The men jumped on their horses. In those days this was just a muddy ravine that led north. The men galloped on their horses and they had stuffed their belts for pistols and road into the midst of t
Pigpen world in which you as a person with your device carry around all your data. All around you, people are seeking data about you and for you. The data may not literally be in the device. You are saying the authority to release it may be much more interactive rather than a onetime i agreed to that policy five years ago. It will be somebody is wanting to know x about you right now. How do you feel about that . I walk into starbucks and i have my starbucks app. They know who i am when i walked into the store. Here is your coffee you like tod, it has already been prepared for you. Lets check in with etsy. How is the creepy meter on that . No coffee for you. We will get over that and you will be able to drive into starbucks. They will have a lamppost a block away. The coffee will be hot when you arrive at starbucks. Or you will drive by the lamppost and it will say there is a starbucks right here. Isnt it time for you to have your starbucks . At 4 00 in the afternoon when you search for