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앤드루 블럼: 인터넷의 실체

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다람쥐가 케이블을 물어뜯어 인터넷이 되지 않자 인터넷의 실체에 대해 궁금해지기 시작한 저널리스트 앤드루 블럼은 결국 해저 케이블, 비밀 스위치 등, 인터넷을 구성하는 물리적 구성요소를 직접 목격하게 된다.

For his new book, "Tubes," Andrew Blum visited the places where the internet exists in physical form: the cables and switches and servers that virtually connect us. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Steven Kim
Reviewed by Nicholas Lee
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