This Month In the History of Information Technologies
Gil PressEpisodes in the history of data, information, modern computing ("artificial intelligence"), and knowledge acquisition and transmission.
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I managed large-scale survey research projects at NORC, followed by market analysis at DEC and marketing and communications at EMC. More recently, I have been a freelance writer and a Senior Contributor to Forbes.com (Pressed Data column).
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