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Columns - TELECOSM EXPLOSION - There is no Internet but the global Internet, and no network but the global network.
Gilder, George; Swanson, Bret - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 120-123
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Columns - THE TELECOSM PARTY - Qualcomm's cocktail party analogy separates the signals from the noise.
Gilder, George; Vigilante, Richard - In: Forbes : business and finance (2000), pp. 264-267
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Columns - THE END IS DRAWING NIGH - With bandwidth rising 10 times as fast as Moore's Law and storage nearly twice as fast, computers no longer spearhead the economy. The action is...
Gilder, George - In: Forbes : business and finance (2000), pp. 171-173
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DEPARTMENTS - A DEATH FORETOLD - Sales of SONET hardware, used for routing voice and data over the Internet, have been at an all-time high. But as-the new world of all-optical netw...
Gilder, George - In: Forbes : business and finance (2000), pp. 145-148
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DEPARTMENTS - TELECOSMIC TURTLE? - AT&T's off line in its strategy to win the bandwidth war
Gilder, George - In: Forbes : business and finance (1999), pp. 132-138
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GILDER'S TELECOSM - Inventing the Internet Again - Back in the 1960s, worried about America's nuclear second-strike capability, Paul Baran conceived the Internet. Now he wants to r...
Gilder, George - In: Forbes : business and finance 159 (1997) 12, pp. 106-121
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Life after Television: The Coming Transformation of Media and American Life
Halal, William E.; Gilder, George - In: Technological forecasting & social change : an … 45 (1994) 2, pp. 219
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The Coming Creativity Boom - The source of all growth is human ingenuity. It often flourishes in the worst of times — And is always surprising.
Gilder, George - In: Forbes : business and finance (2008), pp. 36-39
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