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May 13, 2003

Ray Ozzie Sends Shout-outs to the Old Skool

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Posted by Clay Shirky

Ray, who got interested in this stuff on the Plato system, which is as Old Skool as it is possible to be (unless you are J.R. Licklider or Douglas Englebart), talks about historical sources of work on social software, as well as what excites him about the current environment.

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