In December 1968, Douglas C. Engelbart, a Stanford Research Institute researcher credited with inventing the computer mouse, gave a lengthy public demonstration of an online system called NLS.
(For a vivid demonstration of this online, try to invent a play on words, and then Google it. You'll be convinced that there is, in fact, "nothing new in the cloud" — a joke that a British I.B.M. employee beat me to last November).
We report the development of a Mach-Zehnder interferometer biosensor based on a high index contrast polymer material system and the demonstration of label-free online measurement of biotin streptavidin binding on the sensor surface.
In 1968, as a researcher at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), Engelbart gave a remarkable demonstration of the "NLS" (oNLine System), which featured a keyboard and a mouse, a device he had invented that was used to select commands from a menu of choices shown on a display screen.
Everyone in the audience was a witness to a vivid demonstration of how interaction online extends into real world experiences.
Alexia Tsotsis, tech writer at the LA Weekly, shouted from the first row, "That was me!" Everyone in the audience was a witness to a vivid demonstration of how interaction online extends into real world experiences.
Virtual sit-ins are a form of online demonstration in which a networked community gathers on one or several sites to carry out an act of digital dissent.
If you have yet to buy an iPad or try the Note Taker HD app, its developer has posted a set of demonstration videos online at youtube.com/NoteTakerHD.com/NoteTakerHD
Last year 12m Americans placed about $6 billion in online bets, half the world's total.You might have hoped politicians would greet such a demonstration of popularity with moderation welcoming online gambling's benefits and curbing its inevitable excesses.
On Dec. 9, 1968, Douglas C. Englebart gave a demonstration of the NLS, an online system that he and his team at the at Stanford Research Institute had been working on for most of the decade.
