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"The Purpose of a Wireless Telephone
TimeLine and its Relevance of the Internet"

By Troy Cory-Stubblefield / Josie Cory

A good TimeLine is a preventative measure. In fact, if it wasn't for a timeline, the rigging of who invented the Wireless Telephone and the Internet, would have blinked away history to the gods.
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The inventor of the wireless telephone . . . Was it - - Bill Gates? • Marconi? • Einstein? • Stubblefield? • Steve Jobs? • Bluetooth? • Gen. Squier? • Lee DeForest? • George Lucas? • Steve Jobs? • David Sarnoff?? • Chancy Cab? or the FCC? *(See Footnote.)
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Like the wireless radio telephone, important pages of Internet and Web history -- will be shaded, jaded and will be purposely eliminated from history books and National encyclopedias, misinforming whole new generations.
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Maybe the first wireless voice broadcast was in 1978 - when Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak wrote Integer BASIC, the first language available for the Mac, that was quickly supplanted in popularity by Microsoft Applesoft BASIC.
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Perhaps it was on January 1, 1892, when a Kentucky newspaper announced that N.B. Stubblefield of Murray, Kentucky had broadcast voices over one mile without wires -- or, perchance, you believe that it was Marconi's December 12, 1901, trans-Atlantic spark transmission denoting the letter "S" of the Morse Code, was the first.
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If it wasn't 1978,1902 or 1892, maybe it was on Christmas Eve, 1906 -- when Reginald Fessenden and Ernst Alexanderson aided by General Electric's Alternator, transmitted voice on a ship off the coast of New Jersey, or LookRadio's 1991, WNBS Webcast in Murray, Kentucky.
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The best way to check as to who bumped off the wireless telephone Patent, for the name "radio" -- is to check this Chapter's TimeLine and web footnotes. If you guessed President Coolidge, you were right on the dateline of February 23, 1920, when he signed the Dill&endash;White Radio Bill creating the Federal Radio Commission.
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The law allowed General Electric and a few others using Tesla's 60 cycle idea, to enter into the world of Radio Broadcasting. GE signed on WGY in Schenectady, New York, the beginning of the National Broadcasting System. The FCC at the same time disallowed AT&T or any other phone company in the U.S. -- to own a wireless telephone Radio Broadcasting station, or even use the term "radio".
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This Radio Bill not only bumped off, separated "wireless" from "radio", but buried the name wireless telephone from radio communications, until the early 1980s. Ed Thomas, head of the FCC Office of Engineering & Technology, said in 2003 that, "the Federal Communications Commission has long been the killing field where new wireless technologies are bumped off and buried.
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The original FCC was created almost expressly for that purpose--to prevent new wireless signals from interfering with existing radio broadcasters. Ever since, incumbent broadcasters have rabidly opposed new untethered technologies, and FCC regulators typically have sided with them." *(See Footnote.)*
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But, no matter how you look at it, 1920 was the year for GE's analog sounds generated by Ernst Alexanderson's alternator, and the year the FCC agreed -- that "radio" would be better off not using the name associated with the telephone and telegraph broadcasting industry. The historic ban was as puzzling for the American consumer, as was with the wireless telephone and telegraphy patent holders and their stockholders.
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Today, the wired telephone pole and cable TV services still belong to the monopoly that provides the Internet to most homes, but the airwaves to the "last mile" are open to competition. Perhaps your own wireless telephone is prying open the biggest bottleneck in HiTech, the "last mile" -- the last 100 feet from your telephone connection, to your speed-of-light fire-wire network and the dexterous guts of your desk-top computer.
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Thanks to Vice-President Al Gore's 1997 coined phrase, "information highway" -- and Moore's Law, your wireless telephone has become a low powered Wi-Fi radio/television broadcasting station.
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The wireless handy, palm, cell phone, video phone, laptop computer, or whatever you'd like to name the wireless accessory, is pretty good at connecting people on the go to their Ebook, videos or conversations being transmitted from their home or office computer while driving, flying, or sailing on a ship. This concept was first envisioned by Nathan Stubblefield in his 1908 patent drawings.
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Along with the amateur dit dah radio operators that became the unsung heroes of the relay internet system during the two world wars, were the Ticker Tape and Teletype machines. The Telex, Fax and computer machines all are lead-ins to the DotCom craze, the DVD laser disc, and www streaming video.
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World-wide radio voice broadcasting did not take place, without the help of the telephone line. Learn more from the TimeLine. Buy Smart Daaf book,

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Who is Chancy?
. . Chancy Cab was an incredibly talented 13-year-old computer prodigy who still lives close to his MOTHER in a small, city. He is shy and is very sensitive about being referred to as a computer nerd with a photographic brain, who steals everything he sees and hears.
•-•-- Chancy doesn't say much about the teachings of the free enterprise system. He clicks anything on the browser that refers to the word "music", "look", "smart", "bobblehead", and "disappointment" -- and hums to the tune he's down loading -- as his way of saying thanks for the memory.

. . . More About Chancy ! - • - Chapter 01- and The Who's -- Who of D-Diaries - Major Actors and Actresses

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•-•--Dr. Lawrence Farwell, calls this technology "brain fingerprinting," which Josie prefers, because it's more to the point and is the name generically used by law enforcement and our court system in their quest to prove up forensic science by utilizing evidence such as, finger printing, DNA and "brain fingerprinting" . . . More About Mao and China !- • - Chapter 02•

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(Josie Cory) narrates this segment in a solemn, serious way. Fascinated by Troy's hypnotic gaze, and the brain fingerprinting zygomatic templephones (1982 style), she offers him hints as to who killed dancer Claudia, and thus begins their promising friendship. . . .
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Chapter 05. Disappointments, Can You Invent One? YES / ˆ

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•-•-- "I realized how much of myself and family are in this series," says Troy," especially after reading the psychological profile of Nathan.
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•-•-- "My cousin, Kentucky congressman, Frank Stubblefield, was a political work horse in Congress," says Troy," Follow his efforts to reimburse the Southern war veterans. Did he break the Stubblefield Jinx and Northern ridicule. More! - • - Chapter 10- • -

Chapter 11. Thanks For the Memories? YES / ˆ

FINISHING "D-DIARIES" -"I realized how much of myself and family are in this series," says Troy," and how my life has deepened during the last several years, in learning the knowledge of where you came from, all the way from John Alden and Nathan B. Stubblefield l . .. Perhaps the greatest change that I see is . . . you don't have to create a sad ending in order to make a meaningful show. . . . More About GoodTime Charley!- - Chapter 11- • -

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