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Ether and Wireless

2018
This chapter explores the ways in which the ether saw its popularity renewed by its link to the modern wireless technologies. With the creation of the BBC in 1922, wireless sets ceased to be obscure devices for military and commercial communication and became household goods to entertain the British middle classes.
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The Wireless Web

Scientific American, 2000
George Musser, Mark Alpert
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Wireless in Vietnam

2005
Although every infant industry is risky, investors are attracted by the growth potential for wireless data services in emerging economies. Access to these markets demands substantial investment capital and scarce skills, plus a solid relationship with a local player able to bring the relevant organisational and political resources into a long-term ...
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Wireless Microstimulators

2013
David S. Freedman   +2 more
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Wireless Telephony

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1908
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