The Man Who Rates Credit for 'Inventing' Internet

Many people, most notably Al Gore, have claimed to be the father of the information age; but Claude Shannon probably deserves the most credit. In 1948, he wrote an article that is considered to be the Magna Carta of information technology. In their book A Mind at Play, Jimmy Son and Rob Goodman explain how this nearly forgotten American genius revolutionized the way we think about communications.