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Connecting Alaskans
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303Bibliography“A Milestone Decision for Alaska.” editorial, Anchorage Daily News, April 25, 1968.“About kTUU-Tv.” See http://articles.ktuu.com/2010-07-14/broadcast-license_24129016ACS draft press release. “Telephone and telegraph rate reductions proposed today by the U.S. Air Force will save Alaska Communications System customers an estimated $7 million from December 1, 1969 to July 1, 1970.” october 17, 1969.“ACS observes 49th Anniversary in Alaska.” Alaska Communication System Bulletin, 1949.“Action at last on long Distance rates.” Anchorage Daily News, March 15, 1965.“Agreement Paves the Way ... to Start of new era.” Anchorage Sunday Times, August 10, 1975.Ahmaogak, George, Sr. “From the desk of the Mayor...” Quasagniq: A New Dawn. The North Slope Borough Newsletter. vol. vII, no. 9, october 1995.Alascom. “Intrastate Competitive entry Presentation Draft.” Draft testimony before the legislature, undated.Alascom, Inc. “Policies in Conf lict: A Briefing Paper on Alaska Telecommunications Issues.” Undated.Alascom. Provideniya Friendship Flight. video. Anchorage: Alascom, 1988.“Alascom is looking up.” Alaska Industry, January 1982.Alaska 2001 Advisory Committee, lt. Governor Fran Ulmer, Chair. Draft report to the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. August 22, 1995.Alaska 2001 Advisory Committee, lt. Governor Fran Ulmer, Chair. report to the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. Juneau, March 1996.Alaska Broadcasters Association. Alaska Day at the FCC. Presentations. September 26, 1996.“Alaska Communications.” See http://www.alaskacommunications.com/About-ACS.aspx.Alaska Communications Systems. “ACS launches Commercial Traffic on Akorn, Brings Competition and route Diversity to Alaska.” Press release, April 7, 2009.Alaska Communications Systems Group, Inc. U.S. Securities and exchange Commission Form 10-k, for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2000.Alaska Conference on Satellite Telecommunications, Anchorage, Alaska, August 28 and 29, 1969. Agenda and attendees; telegram from Senator Ted Stevens listing vIPs who would attend.Alaska Consumer Advocacy Program. “Telecommunications Policy in Alaska.” April 23, 1985.Alaska educational Broadcasting Commission. “Alaska Satellite Project.” August 1970.Alaska educational Broadcasting Commission. ATS-F/Alaska: Program Plans. September 22, 1972.
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303Bibliography“A Milestone Decision for Alaska.” editorial, Anchorage Daily News, April 25, 1968.“About kTUU-Tv.” See http://articles.ktuu.com/2010-07-14/broadcast-license_24129016ACS draft press release. “Telephone and telegraph rate reductions proposed today by the U.S. Air Force will save Alaska Communications System customers an estimated $7 million from December 1, 1969 to July 1, 1970.” october 17, 1969.“ACS observes 49th Anniversary in Alaska.” Alaska Communication System Bulletin, 1949.“Action at last on long Distance rates.” Anchorage Daily News, March 15, 1965.“Agreement Paves the Way ... to Start of new era.” Anchorage Sunday Times, August 10, 1975.Ahmaogak, George, Sr. “From the desk of the Mayor...” Quasagniq: A New Dawn. The North Slope Borough Newsletter. vol. vII, no. 9, october 1995.Alascom. “Intrastate Competitive entry Presentation Draft.” Draft testimony before the legislature, undated.Alascom, Inc. “Policies in Conf lict: A Briefing Paper on Alaska Telecommunications Issues.” Undated.Alascom. Provideniya Friendship Flight. video. Anchorage: Alascom, 1988.“Alascom is looking up.” Alaska Industry, January 1982.Alaska 2001 Advisory Committee, lt. Governor Fran Ulmer, Chair. Draft report to the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. August 22, 1995.Alaska 2001 Advisory Committee, lt. Governor Fran Ulmer, Chair. report to the Alaska Public Utilities Commission. Juneau, March 1996.Alaska Broadcasters Association. Alaska Day at the FCC. Presentations. September 26, 1996.“Alaska Communications.” See http://www.alaskacommunications.com/About-ACS.aspx.Alaska Communications Systems. “ACS launches Commercial Traffic on Akorn, Brings Competition and route Diversity to Alaska.” Press release, April 7, 2009.Alaska Communications Systems Group, Inc. U.S. Securities and exchange Commission Form 10-k, for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2000.Alaska Conference on Satellite Telecommunications, Anchorage, Alaska, August 28 and 29, 1969. Agenda and attendees; telegram from Senator Ted Stevens listing vIPs who would attend.Alaska Consumer Advocacy Program. “Telecommunications Policy in Alaska.” April 23, 1985.Alaska educational Broadcasting Commission. “Alaska Satellite Project.” August 1970.Alaska educational Broadcasting Commission. ATS-F/Alaska: Program Plans. September 22, 1972.
© 2015 by Heather Hudson

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Acknowledgments xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Alaska’s First Information Highway 9
  7. Expansion of Telecommunications after World War II 29
  8. Early Broadcasting 39
  9. Privatizing the Alaska Communications System 49
  10. The Beginning of the Satellite Era 63
  11. The NASA Satellite Experiments 77
  12. From Satellite Experiments to Commercial Service 93
  13. Telephone Service for Every Village 107
  14. Broadcasting and Teleconferencing for Rural Alaska 119
  15. Rural Television: From RATNET to ARCS 137
  16. Deregulation and Disruption 149
  17. State Planning and Policy 163
  18. Alaska’s Local Telephone Companies 181
  19. The Phone Wars 199
  20. Distance Education and eLearning: From Satellites to the Internet 207
  21. Telemedicine in Alaska 221
  22. The Growth of Mobile and Broadband 233
  23. Past and Future Connections 253
  24. Abbreviations and Acronyms 265
  25. Notes 269
  26. Bibliography 303
  27. Index 325
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Acknowledgments xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Alaska’s First Information Highway 9
  7. Expansion of Telecommunications after World War II 29
  8. Early Broadcasting 39
  9. Privatizing the Alaska Communications System 49
  10. The Beginning of the Satellite Era 63
  11. The NASA Satellite Experiments 77
  12. From Satellite Experiments to Commercial Service 93
  13. Telephone Service for Every Village 107
  14. Broadcasting and Teleconferencing for Rural Alaska 119
  15. Rural Television: From RATNET to ARCS 137
  16. Deregulation and Disruption 149
  17. State Planning and Policy 163
  18. Alaska’s Local Telephone Companies 181
  19. The Phone Wars 199
  20. Distance Education and eLearning: From Satellites to the Internet 207
  21. Telemedicine in Alaska 221
  22. The Growth of Mobile and Broadband 233
  23. Past and Future Connections 253
  24. Abbreviations and Acronyms 265
  25. Notes 269
  26. Bibliography 303
  27. Index 325
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