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The invention of this machine by Johannes Gutenberg created an era of mass production and communication. Most importantly: of books, pamphlets, newspapers, and magazines. -
The origin of the name of the device; a person who is skilled in arithmetic and the fast computation of numbers.
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The Industrial Revolution introduced electricity in the production of products and every day life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCpqN7GmLYk
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Designed by Charles Babbage.
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Ada Lovelace, who handwrote all her coding.
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Invented by Herman Hollerith and in turn information processing. -
The birth century of the Digital Computer, Mobile Phone, and the Internet.
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Vannevar Bush's room-sized machine which could analyze differential equations, a huge calculator. -
Alan Turing's design. -
An article written by Vannevar Bush with his concept of a memex; the birth of the hyperlink concept. -
John McCarthy and his team of researchers were funded by the US Department of Defense to create smart machines. The development of machines capable of solving puzzles and playing chess. -
The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency created ARPANET. -
The advent of annex points being dispersed protected servers of networks, allowing more computers to participate in coordinated activity.
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Robert Kahn successfully demonstrated the system to the public, meanwhile Ray Tomlinson created the @ symbol as an electronic locator. -
IBM and Hewlett-Packard create them for scientific and research purposes. -
The coined term in a transmission protocol document by Vinton Cerf, Yogen Dala, and Carl Sunshine. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc675
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Created by Steve Jobs and Wozniak. -
The standardization of the transmission of data worldwide, and resulted in the world wide Internet.
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The National Science Foundation Network funded five large, interconnected super-computing centers for universities and colleges to connect to regional networks.
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The WorldWideWeb was invented as a collection of documents linked through hypertext, created by Tim Berners-Lee https://archive.org/details/weavingweborigin00bern_0
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The NSF was proposed by a Michigan Network the possibility of the internet to be used for commercial purposes, specifically to solicit customers. Considered controversial
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At the end of the MERIT project, companies like AOL, Sprint, ATT offered packages to access the internet, making it a pay-to-use (privatized) service.
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The invention of a search bar utilizing the amount of times a website is linked/shared by other websites or used as a cited source or referenced. -
The Digital-Millennium Copyright Act introduced to shield the websites for liabilities regarding copyright infringement on the grounds of cataloguing and archiving. https://www.copyright.gov/dmca/
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The introduction of a fourth generation cell phone that includes internet use. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X07GjKjF5TY