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Inner Connection - Ability of non-Bell systems to connect to Bell's network and telephone system Reasonable Rate of Return - AT&T getting all expenses reimbursed + reasonable profit which provided for expansion of company and guaranteed a profit Telecommunications Act of 1934 - Creation of Federal Communications Commission, which became in control and regulated the interstate telephone services; also recognized AT&T as a natural monopoly Carter Phone - lawsuit against AT&T by carter to allow allow devices to be sold outside of phone company as long as it passed FCC testing standards MCI VS AT&T - lawsuit against AT&T to allow privately manufactured devices, non-bell, to be connected to the telephone network as long as the manufacturer met interface standards Break up of AT&T 1984 - Government ruled break up of AT&T to increase competition and people elected which phone carrier they preferred Data Communications - movement of computer information from one point to another by means of electrical or optical transmission systems Client - component of a network in which it is the input-output hardware device at the user's end of communication circuit; Examples would consist of desktops, laptops, tablets, etc. Server - component of a network in which it stores data or software that can be accessed by the clients. Examples would consist of Web server, mail server, file server Circuit - network component that is a pathway or connection between client and server through which message travel