Inventing the Internet

From the Publisher: In Inventing the Internet, Janet Abbate focuses on the social and cultural factors that influenced the Internet's design and use. She unfolds an often twisting tale of collaboration and conflict among a remarkable variety of players, including government and military agencies, computer scientists in academia and industry, graduate students, telecommunications companies, standards organizations, and network users.

[1]  W. Mitchell,et al.  A Little History. , 2022, California state journal of medicine.

[2]  Paul Baran,et al.  RELIABLE DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS USING UNRELIABLE NETWORK REPEATER NODES , 1960 .

[3]  J. C. R. Licklider,et al.  Man-Computer Symbiosis , 1960 .

[4]  P. Baran,et al.  On Distributed Communications Networks , 1964 .

[5]  Albert Shapero,et al.  THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE DEFENSE R AND D INDUSTRY: THE LOS ANGELES AND BOSTON COMPLEXES. , 1965 .

[6]  Lawrence G. Roberts,et al.  Toward a cooperative network of time-shared computers , 1966, AFIPS '66 (Fall).

[7]  Lawrence G. Roberts,et al.  Multiple computer networks and intercomputer communication , 1967, SOSP.

[8]  Norman M. Abramson,et al.  THE ALOHA SYSTEM: another alternative for computer communications , 1899, AFIPS '70 (Fall).

[9]  Stephen D. Crocker.  Documentation Conventions , 1970, RFC.

[10]  Barry D. Wessler,et al.  Computer network development to achieve resource sharing , 1899, AFIPS '70 (Spring).

[11]  William R. Crowther,et al.  The interface message processor for the ARPA computer network , 1899, AFIPS '70 (Spring).

[12]  Vinton G. Cerf,et al.  HOST-HOST communication protocol in the ARPA network , 1899, AFIPS '70 (Spring).

[13]  Wushow Chou,et al.  Topological considerations in the design of the ARPA computer network , 1899, AFIPS '70 (Spring).

[14]  William R. Crowther,et al.  The terminal IMP for the ARPA computer network , 1899, AFIPS '72 (Spring).

[15]  Robert Metcalfe,et al.  Function-oriented protocols for the ARPA computer network , 1899, AFIPS '72 (Spring).

[16]  Leonard Kleinrock,et al.  Computer communication network design: experience with theory and practice , 1899, AFIPS '72 (Spring).

[17]  Richard W. Watson,et al.  Mail Box Protocol , 1971, Request for Comments.

[18]  H. Wilson.  The Labour Government 1964-70: A Personal Record , 1971 .

[19]  F. E. Heart,et al.  Interface Message Processors for the ARPA Computer Network , 1972 .

[20]  Ralph Alter,et al.  ARPA Network Control Center , 1972, Request for Comments.

[21]  William R. Crowther,et al.  Improvements in the design and performance of the ARPA network , 1972, AFIPS '72 (Fall, part II).

[22]  M Greenberger,et al.  Computer and Information Networks , 1973, Science.

[23]  Louis Pouzin,et al.  Presentation and major design aspects of the CYCLADES computer network , 1973, DATACOMM '73.

[24]  Jon Postel.  Message Switching , 1973 .

[25]  W. J. Bouknight,et al.  The ARPA network terminal system a new approach to network access , 1973, DATACOMM '73.

[26]  Gerald C. Schutz,et al.  Data communication standards , 1974, Computer.

[27]  W F Massy,et al.  Computer Networks: Making the Decision to Join One , 1974, Science.

[28]  P. Morse,et al.  Distributive Computer Networking: Making It Work on a Regional Basis , 1975, Science.

[29]  Franklin F. Kuo,et al.  ALOHA packet broadcasting: a retrospect , 1975, AFIPS '75.

[30]  Robert E. Kahn,et al.  The organization of computer resources into a packet radio network , 1899, AFIPS '75.

[31]  Peter Lykos,et al.  Computer Networking and Chemistry , 1975 .

[32]  G. E. Schindler,et al.  A History of Engineering and Science in the Bell System , 1975 .

[33]  F. F. Kuo.  Political and economic issues for internetwork connections , 1975, CCRV.

[34]  Joseph Rinde,et al.  TYMNET I: An Alternative to Packet Technology , 1976, International Conference on Innovative Computing and Cloud Computing.

[35]  David L. Retz,et al.  Structure of the ELF operating system , 1976, AFIPS '76.

[36]  Peter T. Kirstein,et al.  Management Questions in Relationship to the University College London Node of the ARPA Computer Network , 1976, International Conference on Innovative Computing and Cloud Computing.

[37]  H. Zimmermann,et al.  Proposal for an international end to end protocol , 1976, CCRV.

[38]  Hubert Zimmermann,et al.  High Level Protocols Standardization: Technical and Political Issues , 1976, International Conference on Innovative Computing and Cloud Computing.

[39]  Alain Danet,et al.  The French Public Packet Switching Service: The Transpac Network , 1976, International Conference on Innovative Computing and Cloud Computing.

[40]  David A. Twyver,et al.  Datapac Subscriber Interfaces , 1976, International Conference on Innovative Computing and Cloud Computing.

[41]  A. Rybczynski,et al.  A new communication protocol for accessing data networks: the international packet-mode interface , 1976, AFIPS '76.

[42]  Carl A. Sunshine,et al.  Interconnection of Computer Networks , 1977, Comput. Networks.

[43]  David C. Walden,et al.  The ARPA Network Design Decisions , 1977, Comput. Networks.

[44]  J. Lederberg.  Digital communications and the conduct of science: The new literacy , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[45]  V.G. Cerf,et al.  Issues in packet-network interconnection , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[46]  S.A. Gronemeyer,et al.  Advances in packet radio technology , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[47]  P.T.F. Kelly.  Public packet switched data networks, international plans and standards , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[48]  Charles W. Bachman,et al.  Provisional model of open-systems architecture , 1978, CCRV.

[49]  A. Vezza,et al.  Applications of information networks , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[50]  L. Pouzin,et al.  A tutorial on protocols , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[51]  Christopher J. Bennett,et al.  Measurements of the Transmission Control Protocol , 1978, Comput. Networks.

[53]  R. Binder,et al.  General purpose packet satellite networks , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[54]  L.G. Roberts,et al.  The evolution of packet switching , 1978, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[55]  Franklin F. Kuo.  Defense Packet Switching Networks in the United States , 1979 .

[56]  Vinton G. Cerf,et al.  DARPA ACTIVITIES IN PACKET NETWORK INTERCONNECTION , 1979 .

[57]  Sampsa Hautaniemi.  Implications of recommendation X.75 and proposed improvement for public data network interconnection , 1979, CCRV.

[58]  Harold C Folts.  Interface Standards for Public Data Networks. , 1979 .

[59]  J Laws,et al.  Experience from Two Forms of Inter-Network Connection , 1979 .

[60]  Robert M. Metcalfe,et al.  Pup: An Internetwork Architecture , 1980, IEEE Trans. Commun..

[61]  Edward W. Constant,et al.  The Origins of the Turbojet Revolution , 1982 .

[62]  M. V. Wilkes.  Computers into the 1980s , 1980 .

[63]  B H Davies,et al.  Internetworking in the Military Environment , 1981 .

[64]  David L. Mills,et al.  Internet name domains , 1981, Request for Comments.

[65]  Andrew S. Tanenbaum,et al.  Computer Networks, Second Edition , 1981 .

[66]  David D. Clark,et al.  Name, addresses, ports, and routes , 1982, RFC.

[67]  Carl Hewitt,et al.  Open Systems , 1982, On Conceptual Modelling.

[68]  Marvin H. Solomon,et al.  Use of Multiple Networks in CSNET , 1982, COMPCON.

[69]  Robert E. Lyons,et al.  Military Requirements for Packet-Switched Networks and Their Implications for Protocol Standardization , 1983, Comput. Networks.

[70]  R. Callon.  Internetwork protocol , 1983, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[71]  Michael A. Padlipsky.  A Perspective on the ARPANET Reference Model , 1983, INFOCOM.

[72]  Jon Postel,et al.  ARPA Internet Protocol policy , 1984, RFC.

[73]  International Organization for Standardization.  Protocol for providing the connectionless mode network services , 1984, RFC.

[74]  W. Pritchard,et al.  The history and future of commercial satellite communications , 1984, IEEE Communications Magazine.

[75]  Douglas Steedman.  Open Systems Interconnection Protocols , 1984 .

[76]  Edward C. Pyatt,et al.  The National Physical Laboratory-a history , 1984 .

[77]  Charles Hornig.  A Standard for the Transmission of IP Datagrams over Ethernet Networks , 1984, RFC.

[78]  L David Passmore.  The networking standards collision , 1985 .

[79]  William Stallings,et al.  Data and Computer Communications , 1985 .

[80]  R. Blanc.  NBS Program in Open Systems Interconnections (OSI) , 1986, Networking in Open Systems.

[81]  W. R. Adrion,et al.  Computer Networking for Scientists , 1986, Science.

[82]  National Science Foundation,et al.  Requirements for Internet gateways - draft , 1986, Request for Comments.

[83]  Gordon Bell,et al.  Toward a history of (personal) workstations , 1986, HPW '86.

[84]  John S. Quarterman,et al.  Notable computer networks , 1986, CACM.

[85]  Larry Roberts.  The Arpanet and computer networks , 1986, HPW '86.

[86]  C. Dhas,et al.  X.25: an interface to public packet networks , 1986, IEEE Communications Magazine.

[87]  Chuck Thacker,et al.  Personal distributed computing: the Alto and Ethernet hardware , 1986, HPW '86.

[88]  Francois Fluckiger,et al.  Two years of real progress in European HEP networking: A CERN perspective , 1987 .

[89]  Martin Campbell-Kelly,et al.  Data Communications at the National Physical Laboratory (1965-1975) , 1987, Annals of the History of Computing.

[90]  Jon Postel,et al.  Request For Comments reference guide , 1987, RFC.

[91]  P. David,et al.  The economics of gateway technology and network evolution: lessons from electricity supply history , 1988 .

[92]  Adele Goldberg,et al.  A History of Personal Workstations , 1988 .

[93]  Kenneth Flamm,et al.  Creating the Computer: Government, Industry and High Technology , 1990 .

[94]  D. Swift.  On the beach , 1989, Nature.

[95]  A. Pollack.  America's answer to Japan's MITI , 1989 .

[96]  John Hendry,et al.  Innovating for Failure: Government Policy and the Early British Computer Industry , 1989 .

[97]  R. Westrum.  The Social Construction of Technological Systems , 1989 .

[98]  John S. Quarterman,et al.  The Matrix: Computer Networks and Conferencing Systems Worldwide , 1989 .

[99]  Vinton G. Cerf,et al.  Requiem for the ARPANET , 1990 .

[100]  Donald MacKenzie,et al.  The Influence of the Los Alamos and Livermore National Laboratories on the Development of Supercomputing , 1991, Annals of the History of Computing.

[101]  D. Horner.  The road to Scarborough: Wilson, Labour and the scientific revolution , 1993 .

[102]  Dave Crocker,et al.  Making standards the IETF way , 1993, STAN.

[103]  Linda M. Harasim.  Islands in the (Data)Stream: Language, Character Codes, and Electronic Isolation in Japan , 1993 .

[104]  Maureen S. Battistella,et al.  Connections: New Ways of Working in the Networked Organization , 1991 .

[105]  Janet Ellen Abbate.  From ARPANET to Internet: A history of ARPA -sponsored computer networks, 1966--1988 , 1994 .

[106]  D. Charles,et al.  Telecommunications and Geography , 1994 .

[107]  B R Schatz,et al.  NCSA Mosaic and the World Wide Web: Global Hypermedia Protocols for the Internet , 1994, Science.

[108]  Christine L. Borgman,et al.  The whole internet user's guide & catalog , 1994 .

[109]  Cliff Figallo,et al.  The WELL: a regionally based on-line community on the Internet , 1995 .

[110]  M. Ruffin.  On being digital. , 1995, Physician executive.

[111]  Vinton G. Cerf,et al.  Casting the Net: From ARPANET to INTERNET and Beyond , 1995 .

[112]  Arthur L. Norberg,et al.  Transforming Computer Technology: Information Processing for the Pentagon, 1962-1986 , 1996 .

[113]  Arthur L. Norberg,et al.  Credits for the Information Highway. (Book Reviews: Transforming Computer Technology. Information Processing for the Pentagon, 1962-1986.; Where Wizards Stay Up Late. The Origins of the Internet.) , 1996 .

[114]  Robert M. Metcalfe.  Packet Communication , 1996 .

[115]  D. Edgerton.  The ‘White Heat’ Revisited: The British Government and Technology in the 1960s , 1996 .

[116]  Kevin D. Werbach,et al.  Digital Tornado: The Internet and Telecommunications Policy. , 1997 .

[117]  S. Turkle.  Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet , 1997 .

[118]  Philip E. Agre.  The Internet and Public Discourse , 1998, First Monday.

[119]  John Riley,et al.  Tim Berners-Lee , 1998 .

[120]  Arthur L. Norberg,et al.  Trapped in the net: The unanticipated consequences of computerization , 1998 .

[121]  P. Agre.  THE ARCHITECTURE OF IDENTITY: Embedding privacy in market institutions , 1999 .

[122]  J. R. Griffin,et al.  The Closed World: Computers and the Politics of Discourse in Cold War America , 2000 .

[123]  John C. Klensin,et al.  Simple Mail Transfer Protocol , 2001, RFC.

[124]  Vinton G. Cerf,et al.  How the Internet came to be , 2001 .

[125]  More Power by Networking , 2022 .