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- Introduction
- Entrepreneurial Capitalism
- From Ideas to Entrepreneurs to Adaptive Corporations
- Firms constructing social networks as Populations
- Three Revolutions in Computer Technologies and Corporate Usage 1968-1988
- Institutional Change in Communications: Deregulation and Break-up of AT&T
- A Brief Overview of Computer Communications 1968-1988
- Personal Comments
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- Terminology
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- Preconditions
- The Institutions of Competitive Capitalism
- The Telegraph and the Information Revolution
- Crisis
- The Institutions of Corporate Capitalism
- Alexander Graham Bell and Bell Telephone Co. -- 1873-1878
- Vail Joins the Bell Telephone Company -- 1878-1887
- Monopoly Asserted -- 1918-1934
- The FCC and AT&T Regulation -- 1934-1946
- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Computer Inquiry I and the Carterfone -- 1965-1973
- The FCC, Jurisdictional Disputes and Direct Connection of CPE -- 1973-1978
- Antitrust, Computer Inquiry II and the Break-up of AT&T - 1973-1984
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- Preconditions
- The Emergence of First Generation Computers 1946-1959
- The Entrance of IBM - 1952
- Real-Time Computing -- The SAGE Project -- 1952 - 1958
- The Transistor - 1947
- Second Generation Computing -- 1959-1963
- The Integrated Circuit -- 1959
- Management Information Systems -- 1959-1972
- The IBM System/360 and the Third Generation of Computing --1964
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- The Minicomputer -- 1959-1979
- The Microprocessor -- 1971
- Personal Distributed Computing -- Xerox PARC -- 1980
- Personal Computers -- 1973-1988
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- Overview
- Beginnings of Modem Competition: Codex and Milgo 1956-1967
- Carterfone, ATT and the FCC 1948-1967
- The Remarkable Growth in the Use of Computers
- The FCC and Computer Inquiry I 1966-1967
- Codex and Milgo: Needing Money 1967-1968
- Multiplexer Innovation: American Data Systems 1966-1968
- Euphoric Markets and Venture Capital 1967-1968
- Codex and Milgo Become Public Companies 1968
- American Data Systems Off and Running 1968
- Carterfone, Computer Inquiry I and Deregulation 1967-1968
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Entrepreneurism Flourishes 1968-1972
- The Economic Roller Coaster 1969-1975
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1969
- Codex Encounters Unexpected Problems: 1969
- ADS Has a Blockbuster 1969
- Codex Turns the Corner: 1970
- ADS Hits a Wall: 1970
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1970-1971
- Firms and Collective Behavior: The Creation of the IDCMA 197
- Codex and the 9600: 1971
- ADS Falls on Hard Times: 1971-1972
- Codex Passes a Milestone: 1972
- Data Communications 1972
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The Communications Subnet: BBN 1969
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Working Group 1968-1969
- Delivery of the First IMP to UCLA - September 1969
- IPTO Management Changes - 1969
- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Network Topology - 1969-1970
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Early Surprises - 1969-1970
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Control Program - 1970-1971
- ALOHANET and Norm Abramson: 1966 - 1972
- NPL Network and Donald Davies 1966 - 1971
- ICCC Demonstration 1971-1972
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Minicomputers, Distributed Data Processing and Microprocessors
- The Justice Department: IBM and AT&T
- Codex: LSI modems and Front-End Processors 1973
- Wesley Chu and the Statistical Multiplexer 1966-1975
- Codex: The LSI Modem and Competition 1974-1975
- ADS: Rebirth as Micom 1973-1976
- CPE Certification and Computer Inquiry II
- Codex: The Statistical Multiplexer and Competition 1975-1976
- Modems, Multiplexers and Networks 1976-1978
- Micom: The Statistical Multiplexer 1976-1978
- Codex and Motorola 1977-1978
- Micom: Meteoric Success and Competition 1978-1979
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Commercializing Arpanet 1972 - 1975
- Packet Radio and Robert Kahn: 1972-1974
- CYCLADES Network and Louis Pouzin 1971 - 1972
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1973-1976
- A Proliferation of Communication Projects
- Token Ring and David Farber, UC Irvine and the NSF 1969-1974
- Ethernet and Robert Metcalfe and Xerox PARC 1971-1975
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- Metcalfe Joins the Systems Development Division of Xerox 1975-1978
- Xerox Network System (XNS) 1977-1978
- TCP to TCP/IP 1976-1979
- Open System Interconnection (OSI) 1975 - 1979
- National Bureau of Standards and MITRE 1971 - 1979
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The NBS and MITRE Workshop of January 1979
- Prime Computers
- The Workshop
- Robert Metcalfe and the MIT Laboratory of Computer Science
- Robert Metcalfe and Digital Equipment Corporation
- Zilog
- The Symposium
- The Return of Venture Capital
- Robert Metcalfe and the Founding of 3Com
- Michael Pliner and the Founding of Sytek
- Ralph Ungermann and Charlie Bass and the Founding of Ungermann-Bass
- Micom: The DataPBX and IPO 1978-1981
- Codex: The DataPBX 1978-1981
- Sytek: A Broadband Network and Needing Cash
- Ungermann-Bass: Xerox, Broadband and Needing a Chip
- 3Com: Product Strategy and Waiting for a PC
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Emerging LAN Competition 1981
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Proteon
- Concord Data Systems
- The Office of the Future, the PBX to CBX, and AT&T
- The IBM PC and IBM’s Token Ring LAN 1981-1982
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass and Sytek – 1981-'82
- 3com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Data Communication Competitors 1981-1982
- Micom
- Codex
- Other Data Communication Competitors
- The Early LAN Competitors – 1982
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- A Second Wave of LAN Competition - 1982
- Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
- Excelan
- Communications Machinery Corporation (CMC)
- General Electric
- The AT&T Settlement: January 1982
- AT&T Introduces CBXs and LANs
- Does IBM Need Both LANs and PBXs?
- 3Com - 1982
- Ungermann-Bass - 1982
- Sytek - 1982
- Ethernet Chips, Boundless Hope and Market Confusion
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Standards Making and the OSI Reference Model
- IEEE Committee 802: 1979 - 1980
- DIX (Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel, and Xerox): 1979 - 1980
- IEEE Committee 802 and DIX: 1980 - 1981
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1981 - 1982
- TCP/IP and XNS 1981 - 1983
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Alex Brown & Sons Conference: March 1983
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass, and Sytek: 1983 – 1984
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Early LAN Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- The Second Wave of LAN Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
- Excelan 1983-1984
- The Data Communication Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Codex
- Micom
- New DataPBX Competitors
- State of Competition: 1985
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass and Sytek: 1985 –1986
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Early LAN Competitors: 1985 - 1986
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- The Second Wave of LAN Competitors: 1985 - 1986
- Excelan
- Communications Machinery Corporation
- The Data Communication Competitors: 1985-1986
- Codex
- Micom - Interlan
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The Revolution of Digital Transmission
- AT&T and the T-1 Tariffs 1982-1984
- The T-1 Multiplexer
- The Beginnings of “Be Your Own Bell”
- Data Communications: First Signs of Digital Networks 1982-1985
- Data Communications - Industry Overview
- General DataComm
- Timeplex
- Codex
- Micom
- Digital Communication Associates
- Other Data Communication Firms
- Tymnet and the Caravan Project 1982
- Entrepreneurs: The T-1 start-ups 1982-1985
- Network Equipment Technologies
- Cohesive Networks
- Network Switching Systems
- Spectrum Digital
- Market Analysis 1984-1987
- Samples of Experts' Opinions
- The Yankee Group
- Datapro Research
- Alex. Brown & Sons
- Salomon Brothers Inc.
- T-1 Multiplexer OEM Relationships - 1985
- Data Communication: Wide Area Networks 1985-1988
- which firms will adapt successfully?
- Digital Communication Associates
- Network Equipment Technologies
- Codex
- Micom
- Timeplex
- Other Data Communication Firms
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The Emergence of Internetworking
- Interconnecting Local Area Networks (LANs)
- Repeaters - Physical Layer: Solutions to Extend a Network
- Bridges - Data Link Layer: Adding a Few Networks Together
- Gateways/Routers - Network Layer: Integrating Countless Networks
- Open System Interconnection (OSI) Gaining Momentum
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
- The Role of the National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
- Autofact Trade Show - November 1985
- The NBS in Action: OSINET, COS, and GOSIP
- LANs and WANs: The Public Demonstrations - 1988
- ENE and Interop
- Enterprise Network Event (OSI) - June
- Interop (TCP/IP) Trade Show - September
- Data Communications: Firms Adapting or Dying? 1987-1988
- Codex
- Micom
- Network Equipment Technologies
- DCA, Racal Electronics, Timeplex, Paradyne, and Stratacom
- Networking: Firms Responding to Market Consolidation: 1987-1988
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Proteon
- Concord Communications, Inc.
- DEC, Excelan, Sytek, and CMC
- Internetworking: Entrepreneurs and Start-Ups: 1985-1988
- cisco Systems
- Wellfleet
- Vitalink
- Retix
- In Perspective
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- Product Revenues 1970-1988
- Computer and Terminal Forecasts 1968-1988
- Computer Communications Market
- Computer Communications Revenues Reconcilliation
- Product Categories and Firms
- Computer Communications Start-Ups
- Timing of Start-Up Financing
- Computer Communications Market-Structure Consolodation
- Income Statement Analysis
- Balance Sheet Analysis
- Financial Histories Aligned by IPO Year
- Cash Uses of Pre-IPO Capital
- Market Windows and Organization Ecology
- Entrepreneurial Profit
- Market Research Forecasting Uncertainties
- Dominant Design Examples
- Synoptics and 3Com Analysis
- Data Communications Firm Interrelationships
- Data Communications Sector Income Statements
- Networking Sector Income Statements
- Networking Market-Structure Analysis
- Selection Pressures in Networking
- Investment in Innovation by Data Communications and Networking Firms
- Internetworking Sector Income Statements
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- Overview
- Beginnings of Modem Competition: Codex and Milgo 1956-1967
- Carterfone, ATT and the FCC 1948-1967
- The Remarkable Growth in the Use of Computers
- The FCC and Computer Inquiry I 1966-1967
- Codex and Milgo: Needing Money 1967-1968
- Multiplexer Innovation: American Data Systems 1966-1968
- Euphoric Markets and Venture Capital 1967-1968
- Codex and Milgo Become Public Companies 1968
- American Data Systems Off and Running 1968
- Carterfone, Computer Inquiry I and Deregulation 1967-1968
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Entrepreneurism Flourishes 1968-1972
- The Economic Roller Coaster 1969-1975
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1969
- Codex Encounters Unexpected Problems: 1969
- ADS Has a Blockbuster 1969
- Codex Turns the Corner: 1970
- ADS Hits a Wall: 1970
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1970-1971
- Firms and Collective Behavior: The Creation of the IDCMA 197
- Codex and the 9600: 1971
- ADS Falls on Hard Times: 1971-1972
- Codex Passes a Milestone: 1972
- Data Communications 1972
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- Overview
- Standards Making and the OSI Reference Model
- IEEE Committee 802: 1979 - 1980
- DIX (Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel, and Xerox): 1979 - 1980
- IEEE Committee 802 and DIX: 1980 - 1981
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1981 - 1982
- TCP/IP and XNS 1981 - 1983
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The Revolution of Digital Transmission
- The Revolution of Digital Transmission
- AT&T and the T-1 Tariffs 1982-1984
- The T-1 Multiplexer
- The Beginnings of “Be Your Own Bell”
- Data Communications: First Signs of Digital Networks 1982-1985
- Data Communications - Industry Overview
- General DataComm
- Timeplex
- Codex
- Micom
- Digital Communication Associates
- Other Data Communication Firms
- Tymnet and the Caravan Project 1982
- Entrepreneurs: The T-1 start-ups 1982-1985
- Network Equipment Technologies
- Cohesive Networks
- Network Switching Systems
- Spectrum Digital
- Market Analysis 1984-1987
- Samples of Experts' Opinions
- The Yankee Group
- Datapro Research
- Alex. Brown & Sons
- Salomon Brothers Inc.
- T-1 Multiplexer OEM Relationships - 1985
- Data Communication: Wide Area Networks 1985-1988
- which firms will adapt successfully?
- Digital Communication Associates
- Network Equipment Technologies
- Codex
- Micom
- Timeplex
- Other Data Communication Firms
- In Perspective
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- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Network Topology - 1969-1970
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Early Surprises - 1969-1970
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Control Program - 1970-1971
- ALOHANET and Norm Abramson: 1966 - 1972
- NPL Network and Donald Davies 1966 - 1971
- ICCC Demonstration 1971-1972
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- Commercializing Arpanet 1972 - 1975
- Packet Radio and Robert Kahn: 1972-1974
- CYCLADES Network and Louis Pouzin 1971 - 1972
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1973-1976
- A Proliferation of Communication Projects
- Token Ring and David Farber, UC Irvine and the NSF 1969-1974
- Ethernet and Robert Metcalfe and Xerox PARC 1971-1975
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- Metcalfe Joins the Systems Development Division of Xerox 1975-1978
- Xerox Network System (XNS) 1977-1978
- TCP to TCP/IP 1976-1979
- Open System Interconnection (OSI) 1975 - 1979
- National Bureau of Standards and MITRE 1971 - 1979
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- Overview
- The NBS and MITRE Workshop of January 1979
- Prime Computers
- The Workshop
- Robert Metcalfe and the MIT Laboratory of Computer Science
- Robert Metcalfe and Digital Equipment Corporation
- Zilog
- The Symposium
- The Return of Venture Capital
- Robert Metcalfe and the Founding of 3Com
- Michael Pliner and the Founding of Sytek
- Ralph Ungermann and Charlie Bass and the Founding of Ungermann-Bass
- Micom: The DataPBX and IPO 1978-1981
- Codex: The DataPBX 1978-1981
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- Overview
- Emerging LAN Competition 1981
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Proteon
- Concord Data Systems
- The Office of the Future, the PBX to CBX, and AT&T
- The IBM PC and IBM’s Token Ring LAN 1981-1982
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass and Sytek – 1981-'82
- 3com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Data Communication Competitors 1981-1982
- Micom
- Codex
- Other Data Communication Competitors
- The Early LAN Competitors – 1982
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- A Second Wave of LAN Competition - 1982
- Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
- Excelan
- Communications Machinery Corporation (CMC)
- General Electric
- The AT&T Settlement: January 1982
- AT&T Introduces CBXs and LANs
- Does IBM Need Both LANs and PBXs?
- 3Com - 1982
- Ungermann-Bass - 1982
- Sytek - 1982
- Ethernet Chips, Boundless Hope and Market Confusion
- In Perspective
-
- Overview
- Alex Brown & Sons Conference: March 1983
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass, and Sytek: 1983 – 1984
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Early LAN Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- The Second Wave of LAN Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)
- Excelan 1983-1984
- The Data Communication Competitors: 1983 – 1984
- Codex
- Micom
- New DataPBX Competitors
- State of Competition: 1985
- 3Com, Ungermann-Bass and Sytek: 1985 –1986
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Sytek
- The Early LAN Competitors: 1985 - 1986
- Interlan
- Bridge Communications
- Concord Data Systems
- The Second Wave of LAN Competitors: 1985 - 1986
- Excelan
- Communications Machinery Corporation
- The Data Communication Competitors: 1985-1986
- Codex
- Micom - Interlan
- In Perspective
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- Overview
- The Emergence of Internetworking
- Interconnecting Local Area Networks (LANs)
- Repeaters - Physical Layer: Solutions to Extend a Network
- Bridges - Data Link Layer: Adding a Few Networks Together
- Gateways/Routers - Network Layer: Integrating Countless Networks
- Open System Interconnection (OSI) Gaining Momentum
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
- The Role of the National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
- Autofact Trade Show - November 1985
- The NBS in Action: OSINET, COS, and GOSIP
- LANs and WANs: The Public Demonstrations - 1988
- ENE and Interop
- Enterprise Network Event (OSI) - June
- Interop (TCP/IP) Trade Show - September
- Data Communications: Firms Adapting or Dying? 1987-1988
- Codex
- Micom
- Network Equipment Technologies
- DCA, Racal Electronics, Timeplex, Paradyne, and Stratacom
- Networking: Firms Responding to Market Consolidation: 1987-1988
- 3Com
- Ungermann-Bass
- Proteon
- Concord Communications, Inc.
- DEC, Excelan, Sytek, and CMC
- Internetworking: Entrepreneurs and Start-Ups: 1985-1988
- cisco Systems
- Wellfleet
- Vitalink
- Retix
- In Perspective
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- Product Revenues 1970-1988
- Computer Communications Market
- Computer Communications Revenues Reconcilliation
- Computer Communications Start-Ups
- Timing of Start-Up Financing
- Computer Communications Market-Structure Consolodation
- Financial Histories Aligned by IPO Year
- Cash Uses of Pre-IPO Capital
- Market Windows and Organization Ecology
- Entrepreneurial Profit
- Networking Sector Income Statements
- Internetworking Sector Income Statements
- Computer Communications Market-Structure Consolodation
- Financial Histories Aligned by IPO Year
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- Codex
- Beginnings of Modem Competition: Codex and Milgo 1956-1967
- Codex and Milgo: Needing Money 1967-1968
- Codex and Milgo Become Public Companies 1968
- Codex Encounters Unexpected Problems: 1969
- Codex Turns the Corner: 1970
- Codex and the 9600: 1971
- Codex Passes a Milestone: 1972
- Codex: LSI modems and Front-End Processors 1973
- Codex: The LSI Modem and Competition 1974-1975
- Codex: The Statistical Multiplexer and Competition 1975-1976
- Codex and Motorola 1977-1978
- Codex: The DataPBX 1978-1981
- Codex
- Codex
- Codex
- Codex
- Codex
- Codex
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- Beginnings of Modem Competition: Codex and Milgo 1956-1967
- Codex and Milgo: Needing Money 1967-1968
- Codex and Milgo Become Public Companies 1968
- Firms and Collective Behavior: The Creation of the IDCMA 197
- Data Communications 1972
- Modems, Multiplexers and Networks 1976-1978
- Codex and Motorola 1977-1978
- Other Data Communication Firms
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- 3Com
- Robert Metcalfe and the Founding of 3Com
- 3Com: Product Strategy and Waiting for a PC
- 3com
- 3Com - 1982
- Ethernet Chips, Boundless Hope and Market Confusion
- 3Com
- 3Com
- 3Com
- Computer Communications Revenues Reconcilliation
- Timing of Start-Up Financing
- Financial Histories Aligned by IPO Year
- Cash Uses of Pre-IPO Capital
- Entrepreneurial Profit
- Synoptics and 3Com Analysis
- Networking Sector Income Statements
- Networking Market-Structure Analysis
- Investment in Innovation by Data Communications and Networking Firms
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- Institutional Change in Communications: Deregulation and Break-up of AT&T
- Alexander Graham Bell and Bell Telephone Co. -- 1873-1878
- Vail Joins the Bell Telephone Company -- 1878-1887
- Monopoly Asserted -- 1918-1934
- The FCC and AT&T Regulation -- 1934-1946
- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Computer Inquiry I and the Carterfone -- 1965-1973
- The FCC, Jurisdictional Disputes and Direct Connection of CPE -- 1973-1978
- Antitrust, Computer Inquiry II and the Break-up of AT&T - 1973-1984
- Carterfone, ATT and the FCC 1948-1967
- The FCC and Computer Inquiry I 1966-1967
- Carterfone, Computer Inquiry I and Deregulation 1967-1968
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1969
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1970-1971
- Data Communications 1972
- The Justice Department: IBM and AT&T
- CPE Certification and Computer Inquiry II
- In Perspective
- The Office of the Future, the PBX to CBX, and AT&T
- The AT&T Settlement: January 1982
- AT&T Introduces CBXs and LANs
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- AT&T and the T-1 Tariffs 1982-1984
- The Beginnings of “Be Your Own Bell”
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- The RFQ and Bidding: 1968
- Bolt Beranek and Newman: The Winning Bid -1968
- The Communications Subnet: BBN 1969
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Working Group 1968-1969
- Delivery of the First IMP to UCLA - September 1969
- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Early Surprises - 1969-1970
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Control Program - 1970-1971
- ICCC Demonstration 1971-1972
- Overview
- Commercializing Arpanet 1972 - 1975
- TCP/IP and XNS 1981 - 1983
- Bolt Beranek & Newman (BBN) documents
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- The Entrance of IBM - 1952
- Real-Time Computing -- The SAGE Project -- 1952 - 1958
- The Transistor - 1947
- Second Generation Computing -- 1959-1963
- The Integrated Circuit -- 1959
- Management Information Systems -- 1959-1972
- The IBM System/360 and the Third Generation of Computing --1964
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- The Minicomputer -- 1959-1979
- Personal Computers -- 1973-1988
- The Remarkable Growth in the Use of Computers
- The Justice Department: IBM and AT&T
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- The IBM PC and IBM’s Token Ring LAN 1981-1982
- Does IBM Need Both LANs and PBXs?
- IEEE Committee 802 and DIX: 1980 - 1981
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- Sytek
- Bridge Communications
- Sytek
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- Personal Distributed Computing -- Xerox PARC -- 1980
- Personal Computers -- 1973-1988
- Ethernet and Robert Metcalfe and Xerox PARC 1971-1975
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- Metcalfe Joins the Systems Development Division of Xerox 1975-1978
- Xerox Network System (XNS) 1977-1978
- Robert Metcalfe and the MIT Laboratory of Computer Science
- Robert Metcalfe and Digital Equipment Corporation
- Robert Metcalfe and the Founding of 3Com
- Michael Pliner and the Founding of Sytek
- The IBM PC and IBM’s Token Ring LAN 1981-1982
- Ethernet Chips, Boundless Hope and Market Confusion
- DIX (Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel, and Xerox): 1979 - 1980
- IEEE Committee 802 and DIX: 1980 - 1981
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- 3Com
- Interlan
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- A Brief Overview of Computer Communications 1968-1988
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- Personal Distributed Computing -- Xerox PARC -- 1980
- The Intergalactic Network: 1962-1964
- The Seminal Experiment: 1965
- Planning the ARPANET: 1967-1968
- The RFQ and Bidding: 1968
- Bolt Beranek and Newman: The Winning Bid -1968
- Overview
- The Communications Subnet: BBN 1969
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Working Group 1968-1969
- Delivery of the First IMP to UCLA - September 1969
- IPTO Management Changes - 1969
- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Network Topology - 1969-1970
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Early Surprises - 1969-1970
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Control Program - 1970-1971
- ICCC Demonstration 1971-1972
- In Perspective
- Overview
- Commercializing Arpanet 1972 - 1975
- Packet Radio and Robert Kahn: 1972-1974
- CYCLADES Network and Louis Pouzin 1971 - 1972
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1973-1976
- Ethernet and Robert Metcalfe and Xerox PARC 1971-1975
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- Metcalfe Joins the Systems Development Division of Xerox 1975-1978
- TCP to TCP/IP 1976-1979
- In Perspective
- Standards Making and the OSI Reference Model
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- TCP/IP and XNS 1981 - 1983
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
- Bolt Beranek & Newman (BBN) documents
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- The FCC and AT&T Regulation -- 1934-1946
- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Computer Inquiry I and the Carterfone -- 1965-1973
- The FCC, Jurisdictional Disputes and Direct Connection of CPE -- 1973-1978
- Carterfone, ATT and the FCC 1948-1967
- The FCC and Computer Inquiry I 1966-1967
- Carterfone, Computer Inquiry I and Deregulation 1967-1968
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1969
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1970-1971
- CPE Certification and Computer Inquiry II
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- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Beginnings of Modem Competition: Codex and Milgo 1956-1967
- Planning the ARPANET: 1967-1968
- ALOHANET and Norm Abramson: 1966 - 1972
- Gateways/Routers - Network Layer: Integrating Countless Networks
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
- ENE and Interop
- Manley Irwin Papers
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- Vail Joins the Bell Telephone Company -- 1878-1887
- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Antitrust, Computer Inquiry II and the Break-up of AT&T - 1973-1984
- The Entrance of IBM - 1952
- Real-Time Computing -- The SAGE Project -- 1952 - 1958
- The Transistor - 1947
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- The Justice Department: IBM and AT&T
- CPE Certification and Computer Inquiry II
- The AT&T Settlement: January 1982
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- Monopoly Asserted -- 1918-1934
- The FCC and AT&T Regulation -- 1934-1946
- The U.S. vs. Western Union Lawsuit -- 1949-1956
- Computer Inquiry I and the Carterfone -- 1965-1973
- The FCC, Jurisdictional Disputes and Direct Connection of CPE -- 1973-1978
- Antitrust, Computer Inquiry II and the Break-up of AT&T - 1973-1984
- Carterfone, ATT and the FCC 1948-1967
- The FCC and Computer Inquiry I 1966-1967
- Carterfone, Computer Inquiry I and Deregulation 1967-1968
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1969
- AT&T and Computer Inquiry I 1970-1971
- CPE Certification and Computer Inquiry II
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- Introduction
- National Bureau of Standards and MITRE 1971 - 1979
- The NBS and MITRE Workshop of January 1979
- IEEE Committee 802: 1979 - 1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- The Role of the National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
- Autofact Trade Show - November 1985
- The NBS in Action: OSINET, COS, and GOSIP
- ENE and Interop
- Enterprise Network Event (OSI) - June
- Interop (TCP/IP) Trade Show - September
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- Standards Making and the OSI Reference Model
- IEEE Committee 802: 1979 - 1980
- DIX (Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel, and Xerox): 1979 - 1980
- IEEE Committee 802 and DIX: 1980 - 1981
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- Proteon
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- Codex: The LSI Modem and Competition 1974-1975
- CYCLADES Network and Louis Pouzin 1971 - 1972
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1973-1976
- Open System Interconnection (OSI) 1975 - 1979
- Concord Data Systems
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1981 - 1982
- Dominant Design Examples
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- Standards Making and the OSI Reference Model
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- In Perspective
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
- Autofact Trade Show - November 1985
- The NBS in Action: OSINET, COS, and GOSIP
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- Introduction
- National Bureau of Standards and MITRE 1971 - 1979
- The NBS and MITRE Workshop of January 1979
- IEEE Committee 802: 1979 - 1980
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1979 - 1980
- TCP/IP and XNS: 1979-1980
- IEEE Committee 802: 1981 - 1982
- ISO/OSI (Open Systems Interconnection): 1982 - 1983
- The Emergence of Technological Order: 1983 - 1984
- The Role of the National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
- Autofact Trade Show - November 1985
- The NBS in Action: OSINET, COS, and GOSIP
- ENE and Interop
- Enterprise Network Event (OSI) - June
- Interop (TCP/IP) Trade Show - September
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- Real-Time Computing -- The SAGE Project -- 1952 - 1958
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- The Minicomputer -- 1959-1979
- The Remarkable Growth in the Use of Computers
- The Intergalactic Network: 1962-1964
- The Seminal Experiment: 1965
- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Minicomputers, Distributed Data Processing and Microprocessors
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1974 - 1977
- TCP to TCP/IP 1976-1979
- Robert Metcalfe and the MIT Laboratory of Computer Science
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- Real-Time Computing -- The SAGE Project -- 1952 - 1958
- Timesharing -- Project MAC -- 1962-1968
- The Minicomputer -- 1959-1979
- Personal Computers -- 1973-1988
- The Remarkable Growth in the Use of Computers
- The Intergalactic Network: 1962-1964
- The Seminal Experiment: 1965
- Planning the ARPANET: 1967-1968
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Ralph Ungermann and Charlie Bass and the Founding of Ungermann-Bass
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- Planning the ARPANET: 1967-1968
- The RFQ and Bidding: 1968
- Overview
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Working Group 1968-1969
- Delivery of the First IMP to UCLA - September 1969
- Host-to-Host Software - 1970
- Network Measurement Center - 1969-1970
- Host-to-Host Software: The Network Control Program - 1970-1971
- ICCC Demonstration 1971-1972
- Codex: LSI modems and Front-End Processors 1973
- Wesley Chu and the Statistical Multiplexer 1966-1975
- The Department of Defense - OSI and TCP/IP
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- Abramson, Norm
- Bachman, Charles
- Baran, Paul
- Bass, Charlie
- Bell, Gordon
- Bingham, John
- Botwinick, Edward
- Carr, Art
- Carrico, Bill
- Cerf, Vint
- Chu, Wesley
- Clark, Dave
- Clark, Wesley
- Crocker, Steve
- Dalal, Yogen
- Dambrackas, Bill
- Davidson, John
- Davies, Donald
- Day, John
- Dolan, Bob
- Donnan, Robert
- Dow, James
- Estrin, Judy
- Evans, Roger
- Farber, David
- Farr, Bill
- Fernandez, Manny
- Forkish, Robbie
- Forney, David
- Frank, Howard
- Frankel, Steve
- Graube, Maris
- Grumbles, George
- Heafner, John
- Heart, Frank
- Hill, Jay
- Holsinger, Jerry
- Huffaker, Craig
- Hunt, Bruce
- Johnson, Johnny
- Jordan, Jim
- Kahn, Robert
- Kaufman, Phil
- Kinney, Matt
- Kleinrock, Leonard
- Krause, Bill
- Krechmer, Ken
- LaBarre, Lee & Brusil, Paul
- Licklider, J.C.R.
- Liddle, David
- Loughry, Don
- Lynch, Dan
- MacLean, Audrey
- Maxwell, Kim
- McDowell, Jerry
- Metcalfe, Robert
- Miller, Ken
- Mulvenna, Jerry
- Nordin, Bert
- Norred, Bill
- Nyborg, Phil
- Pliner, Michael
- Pogran, Ken
- Postel, Jon
- Pouzin, Louis
- Pugh, John
- Rekhi, Kanwal
- Roberts, Larry
- Rosenthal, Robert
- Saltzer, Jerry
- Salwen, Howard
- Severino, Paul
- Slomin, Mike
- Smith, Bruce
- Smith, Mark
- Smith, Robert & Thompson, Thomas
- Strassburg, Bernard
- Taylor, Robert
- Ungermann, Ralph
- Warmenhoven, Dan
- Wecker, Stuart
- White, James
- Wiggins, Robert
- Wilkes, Art
- Zimmerman, Hubert
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