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It was introduced in 1972 by Ray Tomlinson. He made CPYNET append to files instead of throwing them out.
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It was the first wide network of the internet back then. It was originally created by IPTO under the sponsorship of DARPA.
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It was added to prevent hackers from infiltrating the server. It also allows webmasters and app developers to upload, remove, and edit files on remote servers.
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It was originally created to support the growth of email communications. It also allows the naming of hosts like google.com.
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The founders was Marc Seriff, Steve Case, and Jim Kimsey of AOL. It is a worldwide network that develops and invests in brands and web sites.
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It was created by Tim Berners--Lee who is a British computer scientist. Tim wrote the first web page editor/browser "WorldWideWeb.app" and the first web server "httpd".
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It was founded by Jerry Yang and David Filo in January of 1994. Almost 100,000 people were using Yahoo every single day.
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The founder of Ebay was Pierre Omidyar. The headquarters is located in San Jose, California.
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The headquarters of Google is located in Moutain View, California. Google quickly served over 10,000 queries a day and quickly gained a reputation.
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You can purchase music so you can listen to it for free without pay. It has sold over 10 billion songs so far.
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Tom Anderson is one of the founders for Myspace. The name for MySpace.com was originally used as a data storage site until it became an actual site.
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The founder was Mark Zuckerberg while studying psychology at the Harvard University. Within 24 hours there was 1,200 students from Harvard singed into Facebook.
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Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim are the ones who created YouTube. Today more videos are uploaded to YouTube in 60 days than U.S. television networks have created in 60 years.
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Jack Dorsey was one of the founders for Twitter and it started out as just an idea. It was once referred to as "twttr".
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Developement began in San Francisco for Instagram. It is a free photo sharing app for friends and anybody.
