On Community Memory | Are.na Editorial
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In the ’70s and ’80s, the Community Memory Project explored how an information portal could be a shared experience.
On Community Memory | Are.na Editorial References: Community Memory Category: Are.na Annual All Editorial On Community Memory May 19, 2022 — by Mike Tully Photograph by Gwen Bell. Courtesy of the Computer History Museum. [A black-and-white photo of an old Community Memory terminal with flowers planted in the spot where the keyboard should be, pleasant and surreal.] In the early 1970s in Berkeley, California, Lee Felsenstein, a computer science drop-out from UC Berkeley, started thinking about a more technological approach to community organizing. Felsenstein had participated in the Free Speech
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