(Tech) Primary Cyber Clusters, Matrix Schematic, Internet Glossary..., Matisse Enzer and I.L.C. & Anon., 1995 To understand a new frontier, you'll need a map, but you will probably need some additions to your vocabulary as well. You need to recognize new placenames and what things mean locally. This rare set of two bound sheets is your new reference resource. Used as part of a promotion seminar from the company 'FS3.com" for businesses and entities to move online, now you can take this back to the office and finally wrap your mind around the buzzwords, and find the substance in this "internet" thing. On the front sheet is not just an "Internet Glossary", but also an image for the "Primary Cyberspace Clusters" and the "Matrix Schematic". The Primary Cyberspace Clusters gives a macro view of how systems are nestled and adjacent, with vestiges of the past ("Telnet" the protocol from the ARPAnet), as well as new arrivals (aol, prodigy). Not only do you need a reference for all that terminology, but you need a visualization. You need a visual representation, even if it doesn't exist in reality, to show the relationship between things, and a logical arrangement of where to find things. Interestingly these schematics show that everything, pretty much, exists in the Matrix (yes, even four years before the movie), and envelopes the Internet itself. The second sheet shows all that "FS3.com" brings to the table in terms of "Dynamic Website Content", "Advanced Website Interactivity", "Effective Website Promotion" and more. This three component approach is a repeat theme in the business and is where the "3" comes from in the business name. But there's also 7 foundational service modules you can impliment. In researching the company itself, it looks like it zenithed in the late 1990's and would begin to fade in the early 2000's. Condition is good with overall yellowing and toning to the entire sheets with some edge tears. Overall size is approximately 22 x 36 (inches) $700.00
