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The paper provided a “blueprint for the digital age”1 Since the Bell Systems Technical Journal was targeted only towards communication engineers, mathematician Warren Weaver “had the feeling that this ought to reach a wider audience than (just) people in the field” recalls Betty Shannon2. He met with Shannon, and together, they
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