Al Vezza
American professor and businessman
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Why Is Al Vezza Influential?
(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Albert Vezza was a computer science professor and a founder of video game company Infocom. Career Vezza was the assistant director of MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science and in charge of LCS's Dynamic Modeling group in the late 1970s when group members Dave Lebling, Marc Blank, Tim Anderson, and Bruce Daniels began creating the game that would become Zork. By 1979, many of the graduating students in the DM group were interested in continuing to work together by establishing a company, and Vezza, who had long wanted to bring together his former students in a commercial venture, agreed to help fund the company, named Infocom.
Al Vezza's Published Works
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- Applications of information networks (1978) (76)
- Welcome Statement (2022) (4)
- Application of information networks (1988) (2)
- Topic for Discussion at the Next Network Working Group Meeting (1971) (2)
- Machine Recognition and Understanding of Manual Morse (1978) (1)
- To: Network liaisons and station agents (1972) (0)
- Network Graphics meeting (1971) (0)
- September Network Working Group meeting (1971) (0)
- Postponement of network graphics meeting (1971) (0)
- Applications of information networks (Reprint) (1988) (0)
- Network Working Group meeting schedule (1971) (0)
- Mathematical Analysis of Glottal Waveforms (1964) (0)
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