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Nods to both Burroughs 'language as virus and Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash.

"We've all seen the posters, but nobody has seen Honey the cat." greygirlbeast 2010

William's comment allows me to give another plug to Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age -- if anyone wants to know the great possibilities of the electronic book look there, not at the Kindle.

Digital reviewing Roger Sutton 2009

Backing the iPhone through a deal with Apple Inc. that locked up the popular device for AT&T until earlier this year was one of Mr. Stephenson's most crucial decisions.

AT&T Chief's Bold Bet Roger Cheng 2011

And if you want to read more, Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon is a great read that blends all sorts of computery code-breakingly nerdery into one awesome novel.

Archive 2009-10-01 lili 2009

If you haven't read it (although, not knowing your feelings about scifi, this may be a comment-too-far), Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash spends a significant amount of plot talking about the Inanna myth.

Inanna and Ereshkigal lili 2009

Randall Stephenson The T-Mobile accord—by far Mr. Stephenson's biggest deal as AT&T's chief—is only the latest in a series of bets during his roughly four years at the helm.

AT&T Chief's Bold Bet Roger Cheng 2011

"Loser" was written and recorded while Beck was visiting Stephenson's home.

Archive 2009-11-08 Tyler 2009

"Loser" was written and recorded while Beck was visiting Stephenson's home.

This song is in my head today Tyler 2009

The T-Moble USA deal also furthers Mr. Stephenson's vision of transforming AT&T.

AT&T Chief's Bold Bet Roger Cheng 2011

And if you want to read more, Neal Stephenson's Cryptonomicon is a great read that blends all sorts of computery code-breakingly nerdery into one awesome novel.

Alan Turing and Bletchley Park lili 2009