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Synopsis
Oral history of a pioneering engineer and executive A veteran of ITT, Bell Labs, and Hewlett-Packard shares first-hand memories of early radio and electronics, patent policy, and corporate leadership.
This interview chronicles Harold Buttner’s long career in radio engineering and management. From Navy service to Bell Labs, ITT, and HP, the discussion touches on key developments in high‑power transmitters, klystrons, and the rise of modern communications. It also offers perspective on how large tech organizations approached innovation, safety, and patents, and how personal collaboration shaped major industry moves.
- Insights into early radio hardware, from vacuum tubes to high-power transmitters.
- Stories about patent policy, licensing, and the role of Western Electric and ITT.
- Context on Bell Labs’ engineering approach and its influence on commercial products.
- firsthand accounts of leadership decisions and company culture at HP and ITT.
Ideal for readers interested in the history of radio, electrical engineering, and the people who built the technology behind modern communications.
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