Titlebook: On the Way to the Web; The Secret History o Michael A. Banks Book 2008 Michael Banks 2008 Business.design.home computer.software.structured

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Michael A. BanksMichael Banks is probably the best self promoting computer book author. For instance, he had over 40 signings this year alone.He knows most of the 80+ players interviewed in the book personally and so

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Looking Back: Where Did It All Begin?,A history of the Internet ought to begin at the beginning. But determining when and how the Internet began is difficult, not unlike defining the moment at which life begins, or determining who was responsible for the atomic bomb.

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The Source,As Jeff Wilkins was assembling his skunk works at CompuServe in Columbus, a Virginia entrepreneur named William F. von Meister was pondering his next business move. The 36-year-old had recently been ousted from his position as CEO of a high-tech startup called TDX—a company he had founded two years earlier.

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Dis-content and Conflict,As 1979 dawned, the mainstream and trade press had yet to take The Source and MicroNET (recently renamed the CompuServe Information Service, or CIS) seriously. Each was regarded as a limited system serving a niche market. The press would almost completely ignore equally important developments in computer communications that year.

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The Second Wave,Some 800,000 modems were sold in 1983, and projections were for a million modems to be shipped in 1984. Combined with the modems already out there, this made for a significant market for online services of all stripes.

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AOL Gestation,To announce Gameline to the trade, Bill von Meister headed for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 1983. Unconventional as always, he didn’t rent a booth in the show at the convention center. Instead, he got a suite in the Tropicana Hotel, set up demos, and hired showgirls to entertain prospective buyers and the press.

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