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| | Index | | A-C Network Analyzer, 157 | | | ABC television network, 57 | | | Above 890 Mc case, 55 - 58, 140 | | | Access charge rule, 103, 209 | | | Adidas, 108 | | | Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS), 146, 150 | | | Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), 184 - 189 | | | AEG, 116 | | | Aiken, Mark, 161 | | | Allocation issues, 16 - 17, 53 - 56, 123, 139, 146 | | | Altair personal computer, 182 | | | AM broadcasting, 135 - 136 | | | America Online, 106 | | | American Bell Telephone Company, 25, 28, 30 | | | American Broadcasting Company (ABC), 57, 135 | | | American Can Company, 43 | | | American Carriers Telecommunications Association (ACTA), 190 | | | American Marconi Company, 134 | | | American Petroleum Institute (API), 55, 59 Central Committee on Radio Facilities, 55 | | | American Speaking Telephone Company, 22, 27 | | | Ameritech Corp., 102 - 105, 145 | | | Ampex, 13 | | | Andreessen, Marc, 180 | | | Antanasoff, John, 160 | | | Antitrust enforcement; see alsospecific cases competition and, 83, 85 Eisenhower administration and, 47, 57 Ford administration, 84 - 85 Truman administration and, 43 - 46 | | | Antitrust Procedures and Penalties Act (Tunney Act), 98, 100, 102 | | | Apple Computers, 182 - 183, 195 | | | Armstrong, Edwin H., 137 | | | Arthur D. Little Company, 74 | | | Associated Communication, 142 | | | Associative trails, 189 | | | Asychronous transfer mode (ATM) switching, 7 | | | Asynchronous digital subscriber lines (ADSL), 207 - 208 | | | AT&T Above 890 Mc case, 55 - 56, 140 Carterfone case, 58 - 60, 71 - 72 cellular communication and, 146 - 147, 150, 155 computer development and, 163, 167, 171 - 173 Computer II/III decisions, 176 - 177 early history of predecessor companies, 11 - 16, 20 - 25, 132 foundations of modern company, 25 - 29 Hush-A-Phone case, 51 - 52 interconnection policies and restrictions, 48 - 53 McCaw Cellular and, 152 - 153 MCI and, 64 - 69 antitrust suit, 77, 84 - 85, 88, 95 Bell of Pennsylvania Case, 73 - 76 Execunet case, 76 - 80 military research and, 47 - 48, 100, 137 - 138, 144, 159, 184 - 188 as public-private partnership, 32 - 37 radio and, 37 - 39, 134 - 136 as regulated monopoly and public utility, 29 - 32 reorganization of, 103 - 105, 200 - 201 satellite communications, 57 - 58, 123 - 125 | -232- | | |
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Publication Information: Book Title: How America Got On-Line: Politics, Markets, and the Revolution in Telecommunications. Contributors: Alan Stone - author. Publisher: M.E. Sharpe. Place of Publication: Armonk, NY. Publication Year: 1997. Page Number: 232.
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