Who Invented the Computer?: The Legal Battle That Changed Computing History
Who Invented the Computer? examines the legal battle that changed computing history. Alice R. Burks explores the complex relationship between technological invention, legal claims, and historical recognition in this focused account of a pivotal dispute over the origins of the computer.
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Who Invented the Computer? explores a legal battle connected to the origins of modern computing.
The book considers how questions of invention and credit shaped the historical record of computer development.
It offers readers an accessible perspective on the relationship between law, technology, and computing history.
Written by Alice R. Burks, this work is suited to readers interested in the history and legal context of computing.
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