Norman Meyrowitz

Norman K. Meyrowitz is a computer scientist and software executive who has led the design and development of multiple hypertext and multimedia software systems. He is an adjunct professor of the Practice of Computer Science at Brown University.

Meyrowitz is most known for his work on linking and multimedia technology pre-WWW, as well as for the evolution of web development software. He received an Sc.B. in Computer Science from Brown University in 1981, where he worked with Andries van Dam. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Intermedia : the architecture and construction of an object-oriented hypermedia system and applications framework /
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    Published 1986
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    OOPSLA '89 conference proceedings : Object-oriented programming : Systems, Languages and Applications : October 1-6, 1989, New Orleans, Louisiana /
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    Published 1989
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    OOPSLA '88 conference proceedings : object-oriented programming systems, languages and applications, September 25-30, 1988, San Diego, California /
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    Published 1988
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