The History of Information
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The History of Information

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Explore the fascinating journey of information through time in “The History of Information” by Chris Haughton (ISBN: 9780241553916). From ancient cave paintings to the digital age, discover how humans have shared knowledge and shaped the world. A captivating read for history buffs and anyone curious about the evolution of communication.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9780241553916
  • Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 144
  • Weight: 1006 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0241553911
  • Publisher Date: 05 Sep 2024
  • Height: 287 mm
  • Spine Width: 20 mm
  • Width: 235 mm

18 reviews for The History of Information

  1. Nidhi Kumari –

    A solid overview, but I wish there were more illustrations and visual aids.

  2. Mrityunjay Singh –

    It got a little boring in the middle, but it did pick up and the ending was good.

  3. Sneha Kumari –

    The book was so detailed and interesting. This is one of my favorite books on history.

  4. Mohneesh Parte –

    An excellent book that details the origins of modern technology. I learned a lot.

  5. Nakul –

    Interesting concept, but the writing style was a little dry for my taste. Still informative, though.

  6. Anshu Singh –

    This is a really well written piece of nonfiction. Very informative and will use in the future.

  7. Tanya Yadav –

    I really enjoyed reading the book and learned some new information about how technology was discovered.

  8. Simran Keshri –

    Wonderful book! A comprehensive and insightful exploration of information history.

  9. Abhijeet Bera –

    A fantastic read! The author really brings the subject to life. I couldn’t put it down.

  10. Rachit Mittal –

    A decent overview, but felt a bit surface-level. I enjoyed the early chapters more than the modern tech section.

  11. Supriya Bharti –

    A bit too academic for casual reading, but informative if you’re studying the subject.

  12. Divya Meena –

    Some chapters were fascinating, others less so. A mixed bag overall. Worth reading.

  13. Aditya Kumar –

    It was just okay. I didn’t find it as captivating as I had hoped. A little bland.

  14. Ashish Ranjan –

    Absolutely brilliant! A must-read for anyone curious about the history of communication.

  15. Aman Kumar Sah –

    Engaging and well-written! I learned so much about the history of communication. Highly recommend!

  16. Risav Mondal –

    I thought the book was pretty standard, but it didn’t offer anything unique or new.

  17. Sourav Singh –

    Felt a bit repetitive in places, but overall a worthwhile read if you’re interested in the topic.

  18. Utkarsh Srivastava –

    I was hoping for more in-depth analysis. It’s a good introduction, but not for experts.

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