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Telephony - Collection of items used in Communications
Telephony - Collection of items used in Communications
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Courtyard looking south
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Courtyard looking south
Courtyard
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Courtyard
Reel Yard
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Reel Yard
60 Building looking NE
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60 Building looking NE
60 Bldg Dock
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60 Bldg Dock
East side frontage road
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East side frontage road
East side 120th
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East side 120th
Trades
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Plant trades building from West side
East entrance side
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video from iPhone 6sPlus of Eastentrance
50 building lot
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Destruction of partial 50 building parking lot and new road looking from east to north
PPGO Program Michael Meuret 3/12/90
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Michael Meuret OOGO program 3/12/90
PPGO Program Michael Meuret 3/12/90
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Michael Meuret OOGO program 3/12/90
Dr. Tom Osborne-Ray Schwartz-Cathy Placek at Omaha Holiday Inn fall 2000
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All retirees luncheon in Omaha for Avaya. Dr. Osborne spoke for 25 minutes. Final program and event for retirees in 2000.
The Straubs at Wagon Wheel Resturant in Laurel, NE
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Unsure of year...most likely in 1970's. Appears to be a family musical group taped for a booking agent then in Lincoln,NE
Gulliver's New Travels - AT&T after diversture PBS
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Gulliver's New Travels - AT&T after diversture PBS
Professional Photographers of Greater Omaha PPA loan
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Professional Photographers of Greater Omaha PPA loan
AT&T Breakup-the day after in 1984
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AT&T Breakup-the day after in 1984
AT&T Directions Video Magazine Nov 1989 LAST ONE in series
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AT&T Directions Video Magazine Nov 1989 LAST ONE in series
Plattsmouth High School 1968 (20th Reunion)
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Plattsmouth High School 1968 (20th Reunion)
Nebraska Photographers by NETV
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Nebraska Photographers by NETV
AT&T Directions July 1989
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AT&T Directions July 1989
Cadillac Allante - Roof Change Procedures
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Cadillac Allante - Roof Change Procedures
Professional Photographers of Greater Omaha-PPA Loan Col. 1987
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Professional Photographers of Greater Omaha-PPA Loan Col. 1987
AT&T Directions One Year Later Nov 1988
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AT&T Directions One Year Later Nov 1988
Polaroid An Instant Guide To Instant Slides
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Polaroid An Instant Guide To Instant Slides
Professonal Photographers of Greater Omaha- PPN and CNPP
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Professonal Photographers of Greater Omaha- PPN and CNPP
Heart of America event in Kansas City - Airport 2007?
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Heart of America event in Kansas City - Airport 2007?
Auditorium Review 2000?
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Auditorium Review 2000?
AT&T: All In A Day's Work September 27, 1988
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AT&T: All In A Day's Work September 27, 1988

Komentáře

  • @benbohannon
    @benbohannon Před 2 dny

    AT&T was clearly a big fat happy family business, where no one worked hard and no one feared losing their job.

  • @timmainson
    @timmainson Před 4 dny

    OMG! I use to use this! It was wonderful as the Doctors always waited till the last moment to ask. for the slides to be made up.

  • @jefferysmith5921
    @jefferysmith5921 Před 15 dny

    Looking at telephony today... Not even sure I could find and point at what was. POTS is almost no more. Everything is IP, nearly gone are circuit the switches.

  • @glassowlie
    @glassowlie Před 23 dny

    Aww. Poor Saul Bass Bell logos removed from the vans. 😭

  • @j.d.1488
    @j.d.1488 Před měsícem

    Judge Greene killed the Bell System. Awesome era in telecom. F MCI It ended back as one bg monopoly. Those Lucent guys got it the worst.

  • @Jbk0860
    @Jbk0860 Před 2 měsíci

    So the current AT&T is not the same as the AT&T of the 70s/80s, is that correct? The current company is actually one of the ‘baby bells’ that now brands itself AT&T? Confusing

  • @noway9880
    @noway9880 Před 3 měsíci

    Shut em down!! Jerk AT&T off in 2011

  • @terrydavis8451
    @terrydavis8451 Před 3 měsíci

    Breaking them up was bad for America in the long run.

  • @atomicgunpla
    @atomicgunpla Před 3 měsíci

    I work for Bell Canada and trying to get people to join me in my pain is impossible.

  • @gw4pjq
    @gw4pjq Před 5 měsíci

    The exact same thing happened in the UK when the old post office telecommunications was split up and formed BT. They ripped the heart out of us😢

    • @glassowlie
      @glassowlie Před 23 dny

      Then privitised in 1984 the same year AT&T was broke up.

  • @briansmyla8696
    @briansmyla8696 Před 6 měsíci

    Brown got it wrong when he said that he believed that the monopoly wasn't stifling innovation, and that Bell Labs could turn out everything their customers needed and wanted. And yes, the monopoly was stifling innovation because it actively resisted providing easy access to the physical network to its competitors. That resistance may have been well intentioned in the name of technological purity, but what he (and the monopoly) wasn't concerned with was the cost to consumers that the push for purity was exacting. Sure, customer service was second to none. Product quality was second to none. And the price that consumers paid out of pocket for all of that? Second to none. Consumers deserve low cost choices. As for the telephone repair facilities? A complete waste of resources. It would have cost less money to simply trash a broken phone and send out a new one than to have these facilities with high paid low skilled technicians repairing them. And if they were such high quality devices, why were they even breaking to begin with? I guess that when you're a monopoly that will only lease equipment to customers at yearly lease rates that equal more than the cost to make them, you can write your own checks. And the meathead phone repair plant workers complaining about losing their jobs? A lot of them were probably otherwise unemployable, and were being paid 3-4 times what they were worth to just skate along and turn a screwdriver all at the expense of the hapless consumer. There's a reason that those repair plant workers weren't offered a path into the new companies. Because they weren't capable of learning the skill set needed.

  • @richheckelmann
    @richheckelmann Před 6 měsíci

    Stupidest thing ever. Great national asset and research 9:16 destroyed and judge Harold Green was convicted of corruption

  • @tuffy1124
    @tuffy1124 Před 9 měsíci

    Fuck Illinois Bell & Ameritech -The jerk offs that worked there were arrogant assholes. All of them.

  • @johnscanlan9335
    @johnscanlan9335 Před 9 měsíci

    Now that 40 years have passed since the break up of Ma Bell, there's absolutely no doubt that the stunning technological developments we all live with today could never have developed if the old Bell System had continued in its previous format!

  • @Kylefassbinderful
    @Kylefassbinderful Před 11 měsíci

    Let's be honest, you would be pretty mad if you invented the transistor but couldn't make money from it while everyone else did lol

  • @res1mp7q
    @res1mp7q Před 11 měsíci

    Everyone's happy but the unions. Shocking.

  • @stephen8176
    @stephen8176 Před rokem

    It was better they were broke up. It was a huge PITA just to get a second phone line installed in the same house before Bell was broken up. That, and they wouldn't allow you to use any phone except the craptastic stuff they produced. Features we take for granted like call forwarding, etc, etc were nonexistent. Last but not least, dialing outside your area code was insanely expensive.

  • @dennismiller5846
    @dennismiller5846 Před rokem

    I started out as a janitor with PNB in 1968 and held a lot of different jobs both as non management and management. I worked for the non reg side of USWEST then retired in 96. The break up was hard on most of us.

  • @donaldhawkes5226
    @donaldhawkes5226 Před rokem

    How did the att computer business work out

  • @LMB222
    @LMB222 Před rokem

    A huge monopoly is being broken up and people complain? I'd be cheering!

  • @buymyrv6517
    @buymyrv6517 Před rokem

    Nobody sees a problem their presidents don’t even know who they are

  • @wolfgangzrx
    @wolfgangzrx Před rokem

    Wasn't that the Reagan years? This was a disgrace,a travesty. They robbed the american people some of the best research labortories. The main ones who lost is the people,we benefited from their hard work. Bell Labratories helped put a man on the moon. Read "The rape of Ma Bell" for a eye opening look.

  • @skeets6060
    @skeets6060 Před rokem

    POLITICS nothing more, so many good friends and people that have lost so much, the best job I ever had, and the new company kicked the old guys case aside

  • @markcunningham6086
    @markcunningham6086 Před rokem

    I hired on in 72 & road the Bell wave till 2012. Saw alot of changes in 40 years. Made the right choice in 83 to go with my region parent company SBC. Only had 11 years service but saw the writing on the wall. Senority was the key. You aint got any, say by. I went inside for 9 years, then outside for the rest. Wow...what a ride. Loved it. They finally got rid of us old guys with a plan cald VSP. Half years pay & full retirement to walk away. Fiber optics got most of the years that cable pairs were king. Now its all about band width, speed, video, cell towers, 5g, I got to work on it all....😪

    • @pictotalk
      @pictotalk Před 6 měsíci

      i salute you (lol)

    • @Jbk0860
      @Jbk0860 Před 2 měsíci

      I still see old SBC equipment in my neighborhood in San Diego.

  • @coreybabcock2023
    @coreybabcock2023 Před rokem

    Sad to see n hear what those guys are saying at the restaurant

  • @coreybabcock2023
    @coreybabcock2023 Před rokem

    Didn't know hans Gruber was at att before taking over the nakatomi tower lol

  • @coreybabcock2023
    @coreybabcock2023 Před rokem

    I remember ameritech and us west and Sprint pots service that's how old I am

  • @CoopyKat
    @CoopyKat Před rokem

    AT&T is a disgusting company. In 2004 I had their "bundle package" (land line, cell phone, internet). I got behind on ONE of the three bills, so they cut off ALL three services - on Christmas Eve! I called them and explained that the other two were fully PAID and this arrogant, smug customer service rep sounded like he was giggling as I was pleading for them to keep my other 2 services on. They shut all 3 down, I was cut off from calling family and friends on Christmas Eve, they all lived on the other side of the country. I never did business with them again. This video is not touching at all. I always hoped that AT&T would just go out of business permanently.

  • @TheFoodieCutie
    @TheFoodieCutie Před 2 lety

    Every American and Canadian should watch this video.

  • @americanspirit8932
    @americanspirit8932 Před 2 lety

    Breaking up AT&T, in my opinion, was the worst thing that happened in the United States. It was the start of destroying the United States. Today is August 26th 2022

    • @looneyburgmusic
      @looneyburgmusic Před 6 měsíci

      The breakup saved America, and opened the door for the modern inter-connected world we all now depend on

    • @looneyburgmusic
      @looneyburgmusic Před 6 měsíci

      Don't forget, this country was built on competition - If not for the breakup The Internet as we all know it would not exist, prices for landline phone services would have just kept going up and up, cell phones would have costed 100x what they do today, smartphones most likely never would have caught on, and the simplest things, such as text messages, never would have come along

  • @3rdplanetimmigrant203

    what stood out for me, 1972-2015, MA BELL was trying to put smaller telcos out of business. MA BELL did this by changing their T1 format. smaller telcos couldn't afford to keep buying new equipment every time MA BELL changed the 24 channel sampling sequence. if you wanted to "talk" to MA BELL you had to buy their equipment. it was a great journey though.. amazing.

  • @samanthab1923
    @samanthab1923 Před 2 lety

    Beginning of the End 🥲

  • @flutebasket4294
    @flutebasket4294 Před 2 lety

    The pissed off union guys are straight outta central casting

  • @blknyc25
    @blknyc25 Před 2 lety

    And how this is work out?

  • @ShannonRamos
    @ShannonRamos Před 2 lety

    What is this crap?

  • @traviswaynegreer1
    @traviswaynegreer1 Před 2 lety

    ....Back when Att was a good company to work for.. .

  • @Kylefassbinderful
    @Kylefassbinderful Před 2 lety

    I was -2yrs old when this happened lol but I love that you uploaded this. This is the kinda stuff I love about CZcams. I downloaded this so that it could never be lost.

  • @TrevorDBrown
    @TrevorDBrown Před 2 lety

    13:59 - 14:10

  • @harryminerly4967
    @harryminerly4967 Před 2 lety

    Blame Judge Green, for Robo calls and fake caller ID's

  • @107main13
    @107main13 Před 2 lety

    This was the worst day of telephone history. millions of workers have lost their jobs, especially Western Electric, which is no more, the production of telephone equipment went off shore leaving the hundreds ofd thousands of WE employees out of work. Your government did this with the prodding of companies like MCI, no longer with us. Now there are no more operators to help you, yet your phone bill has went higher and higher. Bad day in history! I know I was with ATT, and now retired am watching it slowly go out of business. It went from a business with values, to a Company that now sells porn on its TV service. In my time, if i had taken a video of porn to work, I would have been fired on the spot. Now, porn is in the same buildings I worked in. God is watching ,and ATT is failing, a slow death! What about the competition, NO BETTER, they sell the same stuff as ATT. This is all a part of the General decline in morale values in the USA. What could be more sick than a nation that permits the murder or babies, just born and unborn. Again, GOD is watching, if you are for this, you are doomed.

    • @ryanfraley7113
      @ryanfraley7113 Před rokem

      All that would have happened even if the Bell System wasn’t broken up.

  • @kd1s
    @kd1s Před 2 lety

    All I know is my phone bill prior to the breakup was $12 a month. Then after it went to $45 a month. So we the consumer were the "beneficiary' of the breakup my ass.And the biggest bone of contention was the cost of a long distance call.

  • @adamjhuber
    @adamjhuber Před 2 lety

    If it were not for the breakup, we would still be “renting” landline phones. The breakup was the best thing for innovation and benefited the consumer.

  • @DMBall
    @DMBall Před 2 lety

    I was leasing a home phone from AT&T in 1981 for which they charged $3.00 per month. I finally woke up to the fact that I could purchase my own phone, which I did for $13 at a Woolworth. It lasted 13 years, saving me more than $450. That was the magnitude of the scam AT&T was working on its residential customers.

    • @looneyburgmusic
      @looneyburgmusic Před 6 měsíci

      They tried to charge us $40/month to connect a computer modem to our home line, even though it was an early 1st generation acoustic coupler type.

    • @TheWizardGamez
      @TheWizardGamez Před měsícem

      @@looneyburgmusicyear?

    • @looneyburgmusic
      @looneyburgmusic Před měsícem

      @@TheWizardGamez Oh, that was WAY in the Long-Ago Time, maybe 79-80ish, give or take. The modem was for a computer my dad had "borrowed" from his work, that had the coupler modem included.

    • @benbohannon
      @benbohannon Před 2 dny

      And AT&T still charges $10/mo for our internet gateway/router. Some things never change.

    • @looneyburgmusic
      @looneyburgmusic Před 2 dny

      @benbohannon Nothing stopping you from buying your own. I've been thinking about buying a new gigabit router for my FIOS line, just been too lazy so far 🤔

  • @rayfridley6649
    @rayfridley6649 Před 3 lety

    If the Bell System was a complete monopoly, it would have served all of the phones in the country. That was not the case. There were also phone companies and systems not under Bell or AT&T ownership. There was General Telephone, United Telephone, and Continental. Parts of Los Angeles was served by a General System operating company, as was Tampa and St. Petersburg in Florida. General purchased the Hawaiian Telephone Company, which became GT&E operating company. Service in Alaska is also in the General System. United operating companies cover many localities in mid and southwest Florida, including Naples and Sebring. United also has a large section of mid to southern Pennsylvania.

  • @simongrayakarapgod3158

    Just think about it for a moment AT&T was so massive back then with a snap of fingers they could have sent us back decades, and we would not have smartphones right now.

  • @samhouston2000
    @samhouston2000 Před 3 lety

    Time to break up Amazon now.

  • @samhouston2000
    @samhouston2000 Před 3 lety

    Its all good buy why he was running like a forest gump?

  • @ronniedelahoussayechauvin6717

    Corrupt Marketing Fraud. Just this weekend I called Domino’s Pizza & according to their caller ID MY DEVICE READ JASMINE MILLER. I don’t know who that is. IDENTY THEFT & CORRUPTION CONTINUES FOR ME & I’M TIRED OF FIGHTING WITH AT&T & APPLE & BANKS & INSURANCE COMPANY’S. I’ve been compromised & complaining for years. This is not just unfair it’s DANGEROUS! HIJACKING WEBSITES FOR POLITICAL MARKETING GREED.

  • @eddiekulp1241
    @eddiekulp1241 Před 3 lety

    If ATT had remained a monopoly cell phone development would have been slow, the internet would be different and prices would never have come down

  • @4339jk
    @4339jk Před 3 lety

    I believe their referring to what came to be known as American Bell which was a short lived subsidiary of AT&T which was eventually blocked by the FCC and probably furthered Charles Brown realization business could not carry on as business as usual so this pre-dates '84