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Volume 1, Number 1, February 1978

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    Gareth Jones:
    Computer communications: the key to the information society. 3
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    Jack Houldsworth:
    Standards for open network operation. 5-12
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    J. P. Johnson, J. M. Heap:
    Designing an X.25 network-to-host interface. 13-18
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    Bob Jones:
    Command and control of the emergency services. 19-24
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    Jack Poole:
    Point-of-sale terminal systems. 25-32
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    Christopher Nokes:
    Availability and reliability of teleprocessing systems. 33-41

Volume 1, Number 2, April 1978

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    Amanda Harper:
    Transnational dataflow regulation. 66
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    Johnny W. Wong:
    Flow control in message-switched communications networks. 67-74
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    Mamoru Maekawa:
    Interprocess communications in functionally distributed systems. 75-78
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    W. Huber:
    Recent developments within Euronet. 79-84
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    D. L. Pease:
    Impact of electronic funds transfer systems on networks. 85-90
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    Raymond Feldman, Don Mildenhall:
    The British Post Office and packet switching. 91-93
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    Alan Duncan:
    An integrated banking network system. 94-96

Volume 1, Number 3, June 1978

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    Amanda Harper:
    Viewdata - threat or promise? 122
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    Maurizio Dècina, Cesare Mossotto, Marco Romagnoli:
    Prospects for common channel signalling in Italy. 123-127
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    Mike de Smith:
    Business telecommunications. 128-133
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    Ivor Smith:
    Microcomputer system in a communications environment. 134-144
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    Richard Ford:
    Evolution of a teleprocessing network. 145-148
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    Shigeyoshi Kitazawa, Toshiyuki Sakai:
    Performance evaluation of the Kuipnet computer network. 149-155

Volume 1, Number 4, August 1978

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    Amanda Harper:
    Will it pay to increase your word power? 178
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    Martin Goodier:
    British steel corporation data network. 179-182
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    Steve Marsh:
    Police command and control system. 183-187
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    Bernard Jamet, M. Monnet:
    Terminal handling protocols in a packet-switched public data network. 188-195
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    Gerald Herskowitz, Stephen Shapiro:
    Data communication channel capacity for multiple-buffered concentrators. 196-199

Volume 1, Number 5, October 1978

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    Alan J. Weissberger:
    Datalink controls and LSI circuits - the confluence of architecture and technology. 234-241
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    Principles of recoverability in transaction-processing systems. Comput. Commun. 1(5): 242-252 (1978)
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    Tony Gunton:
    Network operating system for telecommunications applications. 253-256
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    James Joyce:
    Principles of database management in a distributed system. 257-262

Volume 1, Number 6, December 1978

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    Philip Williams:
    Access to information in Europe. 290-294
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    Roger Moore:
    Data communications system for the APL user. 295-299
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    John Pitcher:
    Practical optical fibre datalinks. 300-302
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    F. J. Bennett:
    Selection of a shared-logic word-processing system. 303-309

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