Networks of New York

In *Networks of New York*, tech journalist Ingrid Burrington offers a compelling, illustrated tour of the Internet's hidden physical infrastructure within New York City. With over fifty color illustrations, Burrington decodes the urban landscape, from sidewalk markings and manhole covers to subway cameras and carrier hotels, revealing the physical network that underpins modern life. This insightful guide delves into the history of telecommunications, surveillance, and finance, exposing the tangible elements of the Internet hiding in plain sight.

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