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Introduction To Communication Systems

Ferrel G. Stremler

1990

Lossless compression handbook

Khalid Sayood

2003

Digital telephony

Bellamy, John

1982

Introduction to mobile communications

Dave McNally, Tony Wakefield, Alan Mayne et al.

2005

Ruling the Root

Milton L. Mueller

2002

Telecommunications competition

Ingo Vogelsang

1997

Getting the Message

J. Barry Duvall

1981

Private Solutions for Infrastructure

Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory F

2000

The multiplex in India

Adrian Athique

2010

High-performance communication networks

Jean Walrand

1996

3G handset and network design

Geoffrey Varrall

2003

Me++

William J. Mitchell

2004

Value and the media

Göran Bolin

2011

Understanding Telecommunications and Lightwave Systems

John G. Nellist

1992

Delivering voice over IP networks

Daniel Minoli

1998

The matrix

John S. Quarterman

1990

My Dream of Stars

Anousheh Ansari, Homer H. Hickam

2011

The iPhone book

Terry White, Scott Kelby

2008

Call center management on fast forward

Julia Mayben, Brad Cleveland

1997

Monopoly television

Jack Banks

1996

The supply chain network @ Internet speed

Fred A. Kuglin

2000

Interconnecting the Network of Networks

Eli M. Noam

2001

CCIE Practical Studies

Karl Solie

2003

Information technology

Bernard S. Sheehan

1982

Designing incentive regulation for the telecommunications industry

David Edward Michael Sappington

1996

Wireless nation

James B. Murray, James B. Murray Jr., James B., Jr. Murray

2002

Asterisk

Jim Van Meggelen

2005

The Art of Invisibility

Robert Vamosi, Kevin D. Mitnick

2017 ★ 3.9

The essential guide to telecommunications

Annabel Z. Dodd

1998

The poetical works of Bret Harte

Bret Harte

1872

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