History of Technology Volume 28 1st Edition by Ian Inkster ISBN 9781441141217 082643875X

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ISBN 10: 082643875X
ISBN 13: 9781441141217
Author: Ian Inkster

History of Technology Volume 28 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Special Issue: ‘By Whose Standards? Standardization, Stability and Uniformity in the History of Info
2. Introduction
3. DOES STANDARDIZATION MAKE THINGS STANDARD?
4. STANDARDS STORIES
5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6. Notes and References
7. IPv6: Standards Controversies around the Next-Generation Internet
8. INTRODUCTION
9. INTERNATIONALIZATION
10. DEFINING THE INTERNET
11. THE IPV7 ‘FIASCO1 OF 1992
12. ENGINEERS, CORPORATE USERS AND MARKET ECONOMICS
13. THE SELECTION: ISO VERSUS IETF?
14. CONCLUSION
15. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
16. GLOSSARY
17. Notes and References
18. Standardization across the Boundaries of the Bell System, 1920-38
19. INTRODUCTION
20. INTERFERING INFRASTRUCTURES: THE PROBLEM OF INDUCTIVE INTERFERENCE
21. BANCROFT GHERARDI AND THE AMERICAN ENGINEERING STANDARDS COMMITTEE
22. TELEPHONE SLUGS: A ‘PETTY RACKET
23. CONCLUSIONS
24. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
25. Notes and References
26. Morality, Locality and ‘Standardization’ in the Work of British Consulting Electrical Engineers, 188
27. INTRODUCTION
28. TENSIONS OVER CONTRACTS AND SPECIFICATIONS
29. LOCALITY, MACHINERY AND EXPERTISE: ARTEFACTS WITH NATIONAL IDENTITY?
30. ‘MR. CONSULTING ENGINEER, WILL YOU PLEASE LET ME STANDARDISE’
31. ‘WHAT IS A CONSULTING ENGINEER?’
32. CONCLUSION
33. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
34. Notes and References
35. Perception, Standardization and Closure: The Case of Artificial Illumination
36. INTRODUCTION
37. STREETS: SECURITY AND SPEED
38. SIGNALS, SEARCHLIGHTS AND BEACONS
39. WHITE LIGHT AND COLOUR PERCEPTION
40. VISUAL ACUITY, DETAIL AND DISTRIBUTION
41. CONCLUSION
42. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
43. Notes and References
44. Standards and Compatibility: The Rise of the PC Computing Platform
45. INTRODUCTION
46. STANDARDS VERSUS STANDARDS: THE ENTRY OF IBM
47. THE COMPLEXITIES OF COMPATIBILITY
48. THE BRITISH CONTEXT
49. DR’S REVENGE?
50. THE END OF HETEROGENEITY?
51. CONCLUSION
52. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
53. Notes and references
54. Basicode: Co-Producing a Microcomputer Esperanto
55. INTRODUCTION
56. PREPARING FOR THE ‘INFORMATION SOCIETY
57. HOBBYIST CULTURE AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOFTWARE
58. TOOLS FOR SOFTWARE TRANSFER AND THE CREATION OF BASIGODE
59. BASIGODE-2: ‘THIS HAS GOT COMPLETELY OUT OF HAND! AND SO IT SHOULD’
60. BASIGODE-3: DEVELOPMENTS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE BASICODE FOUNDATION
61. BASIGODE-3G: FULL CIRCLE TO THE HOBBYIST BASICS
62. CONCLUSIONS
63. Notes and References
64. Battery Birds, ‘Stimulighting’ and ‘Twilighting’: The Ecology of Standardized Poultry Technology
65. INTRODUCTION: ANIMAL MACHINES
66. FROM ‘POULTRY-KEEPING’ TO INTENSIVE PRODUCTION
67. SEASONAL PRODUCTION, MARKETING AND STANDARDIZATION
68. THE DEVELOPMENT OF STEP LIGHTING AND THE VALUE OF ELECTRICITY

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