What would be a good, more academic overview of computing history? Do you have any specific book recommendations? I'd love to read a more "citation-based" version.
IMO the best overall "soup to nuts" survey of the history of computers is Campbell-Kelly, et. al., "Computer: A History of the Information Machine."
Specifically on the relation of telecommunications to computers I will toot my own horn and recommend my book, McDonald, "How the Telegraph, Telephone, and Radio Created the Computer."
nappy|2 years ago
mjbrusso|2 years ago
History and Architectures
Edited by Raúl Rojas and Ulf Hashagen
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262681377/the-first-computers/
cfmcdonald|2 years ago
Specifically on the relation of telecommunications to computers I will toot my own horn and recommend my book, McDonald, "How the Telegraph, Telephone, and Radio Created the Computer."