Isaacson's new book tells of digital revolution
  • NEW YORK (AP)
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Walter Isaacson has a different way of looking at history.

Mention the second half of 1969 and he won't talk about Woodstock or the moon landing but the development of the microprocessor and the first time separate computers were connected. And the...

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