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John D. Goeken
John D. "Jack" Goeken (August 22, 1930 – September 16, 2010)〔Bowley, Graham (2010) "(John Goeken, Who Led MCI and Splintered AT&T, Is Dead at 80 )", ''New York Times'', September 18, 2010, retrieved 2010-09-20〕 was a prolific telecommunications entrepreneur born in Joliet, Illinois. He was the original founder of Microwave Communications Inc., better known as MCI Inc.〔Skrzycki, Cindy (1993) "Jack Goeken: Visionary Link to MCI's Unspoken Past", ''Washington Post'', June 28, 1993〕
==Founding of MCI==
According to various press reports and the book "On the Line" by Larry Kahaner, Jack Goeken founded MCI in the 1960s so that he could expand his radio-repair business. He reasoned that if he could set up a microwave repeater system between Chicago and St. Louis, he would be able to sell more radios to truckers. When Goeken tried to apply for a license to establish his repeater system, he learned that AT&T had a monopoly on such communications, and that he would be denied a license.〔 Goeken, being a tenacious entrepreneur, challenged against what he believed to be an injustice using the court system.〔Hooper, Larry (2000) "(Jack Goeken: Telecom Entrepreneur )", ChannelWeb, November 8, 2000, retrieved 2010-01-20〕 Eventually, the lawsuit he filed would lead to the breakup of AT&T and usher in an era of competition for the telecommunications industry.
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