David Rosenbaum

You see it and use it every day. It's become the universal symbol of the Information Age. In France it's known as le petit escargot, the little snail. In Germany it's the klam-meraffe, the spider monkey. In Israel it's the strudel, as in the pastry. In Spain it's the arroba, a unit of weight equalling 25 pounds. In England it's called the cabbage.

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