# Herman Hollerith

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UNTHNKBL LIVE Episode 5 - Building The Intelligent Brand Part One

Marshall McLuhan, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Herman Hollerith and Thomas J. Watson - both of IBM - and closer to home, Stephen King of JWT, all have lessons for us in the latest UNTHNKBL LIVE episode. The critical strategic questions raised in our first four episodes, by leading thinkers and practitione…

44: Jeff Meisel of the U.S. Census Bureau knows what counts

It makes all the sense in the world that U.S. Census Bureau CMO Jeff Meisel hails from the American heartland, part of a rural community of ranchers and farmers who count on being counted. More than that, Meisel exhibits a genuine affinity for and attachment to not only our country but data science…

JANUARY 8th BABY - ELVIS, SLINKIES AND BUBBLE BATHS!

Have YOU heard? January 8th is National Winter Skin Relief Day. Perfect timing, right? This day reminds us to take care of our skin during the harsh winter months. Fun fact: human skin sheds about 600,000 particles of skin every hour! That's why your mother always told you to moisturize! On thi…

GMoLS7E38 Early Computing with Donald Clark

From Babbage to Turing: the roots of AI. In this first episode of Season 7, Donald Clark and John Helmer trace the roots of modern computing and AI through six foundational figures—Babbage, Lovelace, Hollerith, Bush, Newman & Flowers, and Turing. Exploring their machines, insights, and visionary…

Episode 75 - Counter Proposal

Meet Herman Hollerith - the founder of your digital world and archnemesis to The Count on Sesame Street. 

Writing Was Invented for Accounting and Scrawled on Baboon Bones

A three-inch baboon bone bearing twenty-nine deliberate incisions was pulled from a South African mountain range in 1970. It is approximately 43,000 years old, and microscopic analysis shows the notches were made over time with different cutting tools, meaning someone was tracking something and com…

The 1890 US Census: Lost, Destroyed, or Erased? Uncovering America’s 63 Million Missing Names

In this gripping episode of Podcast, we unravel the mystery of the 1890 U.S. Census—an irreplaceable genealogical record that documented 63 million Americans and then vanished. Discover why the 1890 census wasn’t just “lost” in a fire, but systematically destroyed, creating an enormous 20-year gap …

The Vanishing 1890 Census: How a Lost Record Erased American Family History

Dive into the fascinating mystery behind the missing 1890 U.S. Census records in this episode of the Podcast, "They Deleted A Generation: The Missing 1890 Records Pattern." Discover why genealogists and family historians hit a dead end while tracing ancestry past 1890 and explore how the loss of t…

US Census with danah boyd

Geri Gay Professor of Communication at Cornell University and founder of the Data & Society Research Institute, danah boyd, joins us to talk about data and the US census. danah covers census history and its importance in the datafication of the US populace for congressional representation, redistri…

155: What's your uncertainty budget?

Why does the same uncertainty make one team lean in and another freeze? We think it comes down to budget. Every organisation can only absorb so much uncertainty before it stops feeling like opportunity and starts feeling like a threat. And over the past couple of years, a lot of that budget has bee…