1. “ The Control Revolution” Presentation by Mindy McAdams Week 13.1 MMC 2265

2. Increased and continuing digitization of information

3. Blurs any distinction between communication and processing

4. Blurs differences between machine and human communication

5. Increased and continuing digitization of information blurs any distinction between communication and processing , as well as differences between machine and human communication

6. Does this result in more control or less control?

7. Technology out of control: A threat to all humanity? (1954)

8. (1951)

9. During World War II, improving target accuracy was a top priority

17. Information Theory (1948)

18. Information Theory

19. Information Theory

20. “ A society’s ability to maintain control will be directly proportional to the development of its information technologies .” – James R. Beniger

21. Information Theory Reloaded

22. Computer technology owes much to the textile industry

28. The IBM 29 card punch machine was announced in October 1964. This was a new version of the device first developed 74 years earlier. Along with the “IBM 59 card verifier,” the card punch was used to record and check information in punched cards. These cards were read and processed by a computer or an accounting machine. Source: IBM

30. “ The Control Revolution” Presentation by Mindy McAdams University of Florida