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Bell Telephone Laboratories

LC control no.n 79093275
Descriptive conventionsrda
Corporate name headingBell Telephone Laboratories
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Variant(s)Bell Laboratories
BTL
B.T.L.
American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Bell Telephone Laboratories
AT & T (Firm). Bell Telephone Laboratories
See alsoSuccessor: AT & T Bell Laboratories
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Hierarchical superior: American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Hierarchical superior: AT & T (Firm)
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Beginning date1925
Ending date1984
LocatedNew York (N.Y.)
Field of activityResearch, Industrial
Found inBell laboratories record ... 1925-27.
Phone call to the Laboratories, 8/14/84 (Bell Telephone Laboratories changed its name to AT & T Bell Laboratories)
Wikipedia, viewed Oct. 30, 2013: under Bell Laboratories Building (Manhattan) (463 West Street; industrial research center)
The Bell System technical journal, Jan. 1983: p. 159 (Papers by Bell Laboratories authors)
AT & T Bell Laboratories technical journal, Jan. 1984: verso of t.p. (Short Hills, NJ) p. 197 (Papers by AT&T Bell Laboratories authors)
Bell Labs WWW site, Aug. 6, 2015 under History, History of Bell Labs (Bell Labs has its roots in the consolidation of several engineering departments within the American Telephone & Telegraph (AT&T) Company and the Western Electric company, the manufacturing organization for the Bell System. About 4,000 of these scientists and engineers were assigned to a newly created Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. in 1925. In 1934, AT&T's Development and Research Department, which had been devoted to bridging the gap between laboratory research and the operations of communication systems, was integrated into Bell Laboratories. In 1984, as a consequence of a divestiture agreement with the U.S. Government, AT&T Corporation divested itself of its local exchange companies. As part of the divestiture agreement, AT&T Technologies assumed the business of Western Electric and Bell Laboratories)
   <https://www.bell-labs.com/about/history-bell-labs/>
Associated languageeng