Revisiting Internet Histories through Interculturality

This keynote revisits four topics and periods in the history of the Internet and digital cultures through the lens of interculturality: the origins of packet switching networks (ARPANET, Cyclades, etc.); some transient technologies like CD-Roms; the recurring "early adopters vs newbies" phenomenon; and finally the interculturality of memes.

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Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Luxembourg)
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2025-06-24
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History of Computing Technologies
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Revisiting Internet Histories through Interculturality

Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Luxembourg)
History of Computing Technologies
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Revisiting Internet Histories through Interculturality

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Abstract

This keynote revisits four topics and periods in the history of the Internet and digital cultures through the lens of interculturality: the origins of packet switching networks (ARPANET, Cyclades, etc.); some transient technologies like CD-Roms; the recurring "early adopters vs newbies" phenomenon; and finally the interculturality of memes.

Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Luxembourg)
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History of Computing Technologies
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