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Ted Nelson is the founding designer of Xanadu, the world's first hypertext project. Xanadu's influence on the Internet as we know it ...

Theodor Holm Nelson PhD May 11, 2022 In 1968 and 1969 I commuted to Brown, at my own expense, and worked with ...

Allison Duettmann discusses Hypertext, web infrastructure, micro-payments and more computer world musings with Xanadu ...

This interview was used in the WGBH documentary, "The Machine That Changed The World". Original Location: ...

Max Allen of CBC radio asks over and over how a computer could possibly be useful for thinking and visualizing. He absolutely ...

Speaker: Dr Ted Nelson, OII Visiting Fellow The generalist seeks, not merely to know a lot of stuff, but also to tie it together in new ...

Host: Leo Laporte Ted Nelson is a pioneer of information technology, philosopher, and sociologist. He is the founder of Project ...

Ted Nelson casts doubt on Computer Basics. A compilation of all "episodes" of Nelson's series Computers For Cynics. Episode ...

... deliberate untruths, and ask why the magazine chose to act with such viciousness against both Ted Nelson and Roger Gregory.

Ted Nelson — Pioneer of Hypertext, Author of Computer Lib/Dream Machines A presentation at Vintage Computer Festival East ...

Ted Nelson designed the Xanadu hypertext software and wrote the two-in-one personal computing book, Computer Lib / Dream ...

Ted Nelson's presentation at the The Brown/MIT Vannevar Bush Symposium in 1995, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Bush's ...

Ted Nelson speaking at the Future of Text Symposium at LCC, London, 2013.

Dr. Ted Nelson speaks with Dr. Gardner Campbell about research, fantics, computer liberation, and the ongoing struggle between ...

"The generalist seeks, not merely to know a lot of stuff, but also to tie it together in new ways. In this lecture I will talk about some ...

"Intertwingularity is a term coined by Ted Nelson to express the complexity of interrelations in human knowledge." 70th Birthday ...

As a guest of the Web Science Institute hypertext and hypermedia pioneer, Dr Ted Nelson talks about his life's work: "What I ...

The term "CHI" stands for "Computer-Human Interaction", but this is crazy-- the computer has no nature except for the constructs ...

I had a lot of help from others.) The first ten minutes give you an overview. The rest gets into details that you may not want to know, ...

Very interesting view on computers from 1979! original: https://archive.org/details/ideas-maxallen-tednelson.