Guests Don Norman, of Apple Computers, and Skip Pizzi, from Broadcast Engineering Magazine, discuss the social and psychological impact of new technologies. They examine who invents watches, VCRs, and other computerized gadgets that come with 50 page operators manuals, as well as how the market operates against user friendly technology. They also question if high technology makes life easier or more stressful.|TECHNOPHOBIA : SOCIAL DISEASE OF THE 1990's / hosted by Jude Thilman| produced by Harriet Baskas. - SERIES: Communications revolution : series II| no. 1 - Guests Don Norman, of Apple Computers, and Skip Pizzi, from Broadcast Engineering Magazine, discuss the social and psychological impact of new technologies. They examine who invents watches, VCRs, and other computerized gadgets that come with 50 page operators manuals, as well as how the market operates against user friendly technology. They also question if high technology makes life easier or more stressful. - BROADCAST: Satellitve, 3 Nov. 1993.
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