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In response to the launching of the first artificial earth satellite, Sputnik, ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) was formed. ARPA helped make technology that the military could use.
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Before host computers were connected to the Internet, there was a network called ARPAnet. ARPAnet was developed by Bolt, Newman, and Barenek as a program used by the government.
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England and Norway were able to make the first international connections to the ARPANET.
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The beautiful Queen Elizabeth II sent out an email from the RSRE (Royal Signals and Radar Establishment). The Queen of the United Kingdom was even catching on to the progression of the web.
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Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs came out with the Apple II computer, which help to start the consumer and small business market for personal computers.
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Apple came out with a new, very user-friendly computer, the Macintosh. The Macintosh featured a mouse as well as a graphical user interface.
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The number of hosts reaches over 100,000.
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The use and existance of ARPANET has come to an end.
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Tim Berners-Lee developed the world's first web server called WorldWideWeb during the fall of 1990. On December 25, 1990, Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau were communicating using this web browser.
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25th anniversary of ARPANET/ Internet.
This is the start of communities being directly wired up to the Internet for easy access.
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A new web browser and Windows 95 operating system was created by Microsoft in 1995. This web browser is the well-known Internet Explorer.
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The Saudi Arabian public gains access to the Internet. This just goes to show that the Internet was being used internationally.
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The Internet became available for High Schools in Michigan, Oregon, Missouri, Washington, and Virginia.
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The US Government asked Twitter to delay the day they planned to do maintenance because there were many users in Iran using it.
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Today, the Internet Society is most worried about cybersecurity legislation. Having national security online is a complex issue that is currently being worked out.
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