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Internet foundations were formed when packet switching networks came into operation
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Development of similar systems started to begin in America in 1968, and were in operation the year after in the US Defence Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency.
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When NCP was replaced with the now-widespread, transmission protocol was used from 1969 to 1982
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Email started its first useage through ARPAnet and its obvious benefits were lauded by all who participated.
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All of the main universities in the US were connected to the network, Usenet and used it for transmitting experimental data and educational resources. It was an excellent method of sharing information.
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1991 was the year that World-Wide Web was introduced, developed by Tim Berners-Lee, and assisted by Robert Caillau.
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The first proper web-browser, Mosaic, took the Internet by storm. As soon as it was ported to PCs and Macs it immediately effected web usage.
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The web is still growing at an amazing rate. Technology has improved, and the web is an indispensable tool for education, business and entertainment.