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From: dsg@mitre-bedford.arpa (Dave Goldberg)
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Subject: Re: Books on Wide Area Networks
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Date: Wed, 18-Mar-87 08:19:24 EST
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I can't say I've seen any books about the use of networks, but in the October
1986 issue of CACM (volume 29, number 10) there is a very good article called
"Notable Computer Networks", by John Quarterman and Josiah Hoskins that I found
very informative.  It's kind of technical in nature, but would probably be a
good reference.

Dave Goldberg
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