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ARPANET is created by the Advanced Research team in the department of defense for inter-computer communication. The first message is "LO" which was an attempt by a researcher to login to the interface after the system failed.
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The internet is born when the University College of London and the Royal Radar Establishment in Norway connected to ARPANET
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The internet becomes available for commercial use when the first service provider (ISP) becomes available for people to use which was called TELENET
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The development of TCP and IP allows users of the internet to communicate more efficiently and effectively. The domain name system also grants users the ability to name a website more easily and to create more organization.
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The number of users on the internet exceeds 20,000.
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In the early 1990s, the term "World Wide Web" is created as the first recorded distribution of audio and video occurs. This is also first described as surfing the internet.
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In 1998, the google search engine is born which allows users to engage efficiently with the internet. This development along with other developments promoting user efficiency lead to the decommissioning of ARPANET.
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