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So the Alto actually starts with the thoughts and ideas of Vannevar Bush VANNEVAR BUSH In 1945, Vannevar Bush, a prominent advisor to President Roosevelt, published a landmark article entitled As We May Think, 3 in the Atlantic Monthly that described a concept he had been contemplating since at least the early 1930s This concept, which he called Memex, was a micro lm-based automatic information handling machine that would allow an individual to store, organize, and process all types of documents, records, and communications It would be a machine to augment the user s memory and establish associative links between records that would enable meaningful sorting and processing of information Bush s Memex machine would consist of a desk, viewing screens, a keyboard, input devices such as levers and buttons, and a data storage device based on micro lm technology.

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The Licensing Directive requires member states to issue licenses on request. In the case of scarce resources such as spectrum, the number of licenses can be limited, but national administrations must ensure a transparent, non-discriminatory and pro-competition decision process in doing so and in attributing licences. Spectrum assignment decisions must ensure an ef cient usage of the spectrum and promote competition. The Licensing Directive further speci es the conditions under which member states can impose fees (to cover administrative costs of spectrum management) or charges (for the utilisation of spectrum in case of scarcity).