2. A worldwide system of interconnected
networks and computers.
History of the Internet begins with the
development of electronic computers in the
1950s.
Packet Networking is originated in several
computer science laboratories in U.S, Britain,
and France.
Internet then known as ARPANET, was
brought online 1969
First person to use the internet : Charley
Kline,UCLA
Internet was designed to provide a
communication network
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3. Early internet was used by computer
experts,engineers,scientists and librarians.
Internet was a result of visionary thinking
people in 1960's
J.C.R Licklider first proposed a global network
of computers
E-mail was adapted for ARPANET, Ray
Tomlinson of BBN 1972
Ethernet, a protocol for many local networks,
appeared in 1974
Ihe Internet matured in the 70's as result of
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4. Usenet is not considered as a part of the
Internet
The world provide to the mail services beginning
in 1981
In 1991, the first really friendly interface to
the Internet
The Unix to Unix Copy Protocol (UUCP) was
invented in 1978 at Bell Labs.
ARPANET become the first network to use the
Internet Protocol.
ARPANET, NPL network, CYCLADES, Merit
Network, Tymnet, and Telenet, were developed
in the late 1960s and early 1970s
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5. In 1986, the NSFNet funded 56 Kbps backboneIn 1986, the NSFNet funded 56 Kbps backbone
for the Internet.for the Internet.
NSFNet maintained their sponsorship for nearlyNSFNet maintained their sponsorship for nearly
a decade.a decade.
Peter Deutsch and Alan Emtage, created anPeter Deutsch and Alan Emtage, created an
archiver named Archiearchiver named Archie
The CERN proposed a new protocol for theThe CERN proposed a new protocol for the
informationdistributioninformationdistribution
The WWW in 1991, was based on hypertextThe WWW in 1991, was based on hypertext
Development of the graphical browser Mosaic byDevelopment of the graphical browser Mosaic by
Marc Andreessen and his team (NCSA) in 1993Marc Andreessen and his team (NCSA) in 1993
gave the protocol its big boost.gave the protocol its big boost.
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6. Netscape Corp., produced the most successful
graphical type of browser
Microsoft declared war and developed it's
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Internet funded by the govt. was originally
limited
Limited to research,education, and goverment
uses
Delphi, first national commercial online service
offers Internet access to subscribers
Opened email connection in July 1992, full
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7. Early days of web was a confused period to
many developers
World Wide Web Consortium in 1994,
promote,develop standard web
Bill Gates' determination to capitalize on the
enormous growth of Internet
Microsoft's success over past few years
brought court challenges dominance.
Service provider market completed major
shift over commercially based Internet
Release of Windows 98, June 1998 with
Microsoft browser well
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8. Services such as Delphi offered free web pages
and chat rooms
Online sales have grown rapidly for such products
as books
Business model chat have worked well are portal
sites
56K is not fast enough to carry multimedia;sound
and video
New technologies are a lot faster;cable modems
and (DSL)
Wireless has a grown rapidly in the past few
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9. Next big growth area, the surge towards universal
wireless access
Municipal wifi or city-wide access, wiMAX was
offering broader ranges
Another trend rapidly affecting web
designers,growth of smaller devices
Many web pages are not designed to work on scale
Internet become ubiquitious,faster,increasingly
accessible
It enables people to communicate anad share
interests in many ways
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10. Michael Dertouzos, MIT's Laboratory for
Computer Sciences persuaded Tim Berners-Lee
Many Internet sites took advantage of the
availability of newsgroups
A significant part of community building took
place the networks.
Internet was designed to provide
communications network that would work
The FTP protocol, enabling the file transfers
between internet sites
History of OCLC Ethernet, protocol for local
networks,appeared,1974
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