In 2017, I realized a lot of the people I've worked with over the
years were retiring. When these people leave the networking community,
they take a wealth of knowledge about the intent, challenges, and
inventions of the early Internet. I decided to capture as much of this
history in oral format as possible--hence the history of networking
recordings were started. I thought, at first, this would be a small,
short-lived series, but I have been amazed by the reaction of the
community, and the number of technologies and organizations involved in
the design and operation of computer networks.
Each of the recordings below is either someone who is intimately
familiar with the origin of a technology or organization, or is one of
the people who invented or popularized that technology. If you know of
someone who should be here, please contact me, as I would like to
collect as much oral history in this area as I can for this and future
generations.
These recordings are released under Creative Commons).
This means recordings can be distributed for any noncommercial purposes
by anyone, so long as they are released in full (with no
modifications).
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