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Machine space and the computer network: a new technology in the California landscape

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  • 1982
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  • The California Geographer 22: 50-66
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  • Until recently, computers existed in small, discrete, geographically insig· nificant parcels of territory. At this scale computer space was beneath the notice of geographers, although it did occupy the attention of industrial engineers and scholars interested in such things as crowding and the proximate environment. Today these isolated units of machine space are increasingly being joined together into unified grids called computer networks. What used to be a geography of minuscule points is rapidly becoming a geography of routeways visible at the continental scale.
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