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May 24th
On this day in 1844 Samuel Morse demonstrated telegraphy by transmitting a message on a newly constructed line between Baltimore to Washington, D.C.

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Telephone Transmission
Engineers and physicists have helped bring people together by improving the quality, increasing the capacity, removing distance limitations, and lowering the cost of telephone transmission. More

STARS is an online compendium of invited, peer-reviewed articles on the history of major developments in electrical and computer science and technology. Although written for a general audience, these articles are meant to provide authoritative information, valuable in itself, but also useful as starting points for further investigations. STARS is an open-ended project, with new contributions added as they become available. More about IEEE STARS...

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