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[intro sounds] Before we begin, Id like to thank Jason Scott for his work on BBS the Documentary. Released in 2005, it serves as a magnificent historical record of the Bulletin Board System era. Its now released under creative commons, Ill be featuring various excerpts from his documentary in this video. Im sure most of us used the programs PKZIP and PKUNZIP during the 90s to compress and decompress our files. Written by Phil Katz, the ZIP format quickly became the standard for IBM PC Compatibles. But theres a bitter backstory to this and to explore it, we first have to start in 1952. //Huffman Coding// Yessss, in 1952 David A Huffman, whilst studying Information Theory at MIT, wrote a paper on finding the most efficient binary code. His paper sacrificed speed for size and gave us a standard method of data compression. Explained very quickly, its a method of compression which cuts up all the usual bytes of data, assigns them onto a binary tree in descending order of frequency used