Democratic Socialism: The New Face of the Democratic Party
Steve and Norm open with that familiar, slightly surreal feeling of realizing just how much time has passed since the IBM Personal Computer first showed up in 1981. From there, they use that moment as a jumping-off point to talk about how dramatically technology has changed everyday life. What started in the era of giant mainframes eventually became personal computing, and with that shift, technology moved out of specialized institutions and into ordinary workplaces and homes.
As they talk it through, Steve and Norm point out that this change brought huge benefits. Computing became more…
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