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As 1979 dawned, the mainstream and trade press had yet to take The Source and MicroNET (recently renamed the CompuServe Information Service, or CIS) seriously. Each was regarded as a limited system serving a niche market. The press would almost completely ignore equally important developments in computer communications that year.
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© 2008 Michael A. Banks
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(2008). Dis-content and Conflict. In: On the Way to the Web. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0870-9_5
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