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Andrew Odlyzko: Technology Manias: Comparing the 1999 Internet Bubble with the 1840s Railroad Mania

Audio of Professor Odlyzko’s Presentation (MP3)

AndrewOdlyzko.mp3 [1:48:17 49.6 MB]

http://recordings.talkshoe.com/TC-14750/TS-98431.mp3

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Andrew Odlyzko: Technology Manias: Comparing the 1999 Internet Bubble with the 1840s Railroad Mania

A Lecture by Andrew Odlyzko, Professor of Mathematics and Director of the Digital Technology Center and the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute...