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Invented by William Fothergill Cooke and Charles Wheatstone
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Laid by the English Channel Submarine Telegraph Company
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Cyrus West Field's idea to connect the networks in Europe and America.
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It was created to keep the US a step ahead of the Soviets
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Joseph Licklider convinced ARPA to fund research looking into connecting smart minds everywhere
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by 1973, emails made up more than three quarters of ARPAnets packets
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Standard way of formatting packets and we still use it today
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Gets us to the websites we want to get to; still used today
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It uses hypertext
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Started by David Bohnett and John Rezner, it was the first site to allow users to also be creators and vice versa
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Was rebranded in 2011, but it wasn't enough to save it
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Is still active, but isn't at all what it used to be
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Only business networking tool
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More popular with younger demographics and fandoms
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Wasn't it originally Music.ly? That is not mentioned lol
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