A Trip Back to the Future of the Internet
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Matthew Newton is a writer, editor, and journalist from Western Pennsylvania. Publisher and editor of the journal ... In this 1993 broadcast from Science Friday, NPR looks at the fledgling days of the Internet. The general feeling in this piece is optimism. One guest points out that this (then) new technology will be a powerful tool for government, increasing efficiency and bettering peoples’ lives. Not sure if that’s how things have worked out, but it’s been interesting so far. 
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