Internet History

  • e-mail was invented

  • e-mail started taking off

  • global networking takes place

  • the first public Internet

  • first personal computer

    from Apple
  • group discussion

  • more numbers of computers

    1 million computers in use
  • The CD-ROM was created

  • Macintosh computer

    Apple released it with a mouse and a graphical user interface
  • Flash Memory

  • Power Point

  • World Wide Web

  • AOL instant messanger

  • increase use of computers

    42% of American adults have used one
  • archie

    first search tool
  • first world wide web web browser

  • first webcam

    stream a coffee pot to let the office know when the coffee is freash
  • "surfing the internet" phrase

  • the browser

  • first picture

    of the band Les Horribles Cernettes
  • first known web purchas

    a pepperoni pizza with muchrooms and extra cheese from Pizza Hut
  • yahoo!

  • first banner ad

  • amazon

  • match.com

  • 35 million Internet users

  • 80 million phone users

  • the DVD was created

    it killed off the video player
  • portable Internet

  • MP3 audio format

  • flash

  • first cellphone with Internet

    from Nokia
  • first viral video

    a dancing baby
  • visite Mars on the internet

  • netflix

  • google

  • AOL 4.0

  • wi-fi

  • computers in households

    60% of US has at least one computer
  • wikipedia

  • go online from work

    44% of Americans
  • ITunes music store

  • skype

  • myspace

  • increase in selling things on line

    1 in 6 adults have -- about 25 million people
  • youtube

  • twitter

    140 character limite
  • Facebook opened up

  • IPhone

    from Apple
  • google doce

  • pintrest

  • instagram

  • increase in social media

    66% use Facebook and 12% use Instagram
  • increase in smartphones

    56% of users
  • Internet inpacts relationships

    45% of people between the ages of 18-29
  • 84% of U.S. has Internet access

  • avrage adult spends 5.6 hours with digital media

  • messaging apps are a top global app

  • 12 to 14 year olds remain the Internet trendsetters

  • 84% of Millennials never leave their smartphone