Kinney, T.: Memex meets Madonna : multimedia at the intersection of information and entertainment (1992)
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- Abstract
- Technological advances may soon allow the development of an affordable, personal, aesy-to-use, all purpose information storage and retrieval technology similar to the memex system. Proposes an updated design for Memex ('Memex-TV') based on high-capacity data networks, multimedia nad new user interface technologies. Technology such as Memex-TV may well develop as a spin-off from advances in entertainment technology. Illustrates the possible future interweaving of information retrieval and entertainment. Librarians need to consider entertainment technology's potentail to influence the future of libraries more seriously
