Connecting the Clouds - The Internet in New Zealand
A history of the people, activities and events that contributed to the creation, then growth, of the Internet in New Zealand.
Written by author Keith Newman, the book was commissioned by InternetNZ (the Internet Society of New Zealand Inc) and published by Activity Press.
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Preface
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Chapter 1 - The Tyranny of Distance
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Chapter 2 - Battling with Big Iron
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Chapter 3 - No.8 Wire Networks
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Chapter 4 - Nuclear Free Reforms
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Chapter 5 - Selling the Family Jewels
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Chapter 6 - Craving for Connection
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Chapter 7 - Craving for Connection II
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Chapter 8 - The Rhythm Method
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Chapter 9 - Local Loop Languishing
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Chapter 10 - Diminished Capacity
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Chapter 11 - Deluge in a Paper Cup
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Chapter 12 - E-government Lumbers Online
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Chapter 13 - Clicks and Mortar
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Chapter 14 - Battle of the Names
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Chapter 15 - The Proxy Revolution
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Chapter 16 - Cyberspace Junk
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Chapter 17 - Bitstream Boundaries
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Chapter 18 - Download Culture
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Chapter 19 - Mobile Momentum
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Chapter 20 - Digital Refresh Required
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Chapter 21 - Broadband Breakthrough
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Chapter 22 - In the Recovery Room
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Chapter 23 - IP Channel Surfing
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Chapter 24 - Leaping the Loop
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Chapter 25 - Next Step Internet
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Chapter 26 - 20 20 Visionaries
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Footnotes
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Acronyms and Explanations
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Internet in New Zealand Timeline
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Postscript - Holding Back the Tide - Obstacles to Advancement
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Errata
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