We have seen before how timelines are a particularly attractive mode of historical production among non-professionals, perhaps especially among those interested in computer history. Here's another example. French programmer Eric Levenez
If you haven't done so already, visit Yahoo's TagLines now. A rolling timeline of the eight most popular Flickr tags for each day since 2004, TagLines is the most
Here's another (crazy) example of how futurists (science fiction writers, etc.) look to history for process and inspiration. The FuturesWatch timeline begins in 1750 and simply carries forward to 2100 as
Jeremy had a post yesterday about the buzz over timelines at CHNM. For the last year or so, we have been talking a lot about timelines, all of us coming to the topic
