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Chapter 1
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Introduction

Chapter 2
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Cold War Background

Chapter 3
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Distributed Network

Chapter 4
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Traversing Long Distances

Chapter 5
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First Distributed Network

Chapter 6
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High Data Rate Distributed Network

Chapter 7
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Asynchronous Signals

Chapter 8
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Use of Inexpensive Parts

Chapter 9
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Proof Was Needed

Chapter 10
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Routing

Chapter 11
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Lack of Implementation Details

Chapter 12
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Suppressing Silence

Chapter 13
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Virtual Circuits

Chapter 14
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Why Not AT&T?

Chapter 15
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Post 1965 Problems

Chapter 16
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ARPANET

Chapter 17
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Conclusion

Chapter 18
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Questions and Answers

Chapter 19
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Can you comment on the notion that packet switching was developed to provide survivable communications?

Chapter 20
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How would you approach the security challenges that exist today for Internet users?

Chapter 21
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How will access to the Internet continue to expand, especially in the populations of developing nations?

Chapter 22
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Would it be possible to introduce a micropayment system to help mitigate spam?

Chapter 23
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Is it possible to get a virus on your cell phone?

Chapter 24
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In what ways did RAND support your work?

Chapter 25
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How did you first get involved with distributed communications and packet switching at RAND?

Chapter 26
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Was any computer code from RAND used in the creation of the ARPANET or Internet?

Chapter 27
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You wrote a paper at RAND predicting changes in information technology in the year 2000. How close did your predictions come?

Chapter 28
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What are you working on now?