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List of illustrations; Editors' preface; Preface;
1. Introduction: the importance of industrial research;
2. Building the foundations of industrial research: American science, technology, and industry in the 19th century;
3. The establishment and early growth of General Electric;
4. Origins and early history of the General Electric Research Laboratory;
5. General Electric: the research process;
6. The establishment and early growth of Bell Telephone;
7. AT&T: the establishment of industrial research;
8. AT&T: the research process;
9. Research, patents, and the struggle to control radio;
10. Conclusion: the impact of industrial research; Notes; Index.
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