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Hypertext (Also known as the interlinking of text and media) was predicted and developed by Vennevar Bush, Ted Nelson and Douglas Engelbart around the year of 1965.
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ARPANET is a network that started the base of the Internet. It was published in the year 1967, by the United States Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA).
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A network is developed using 15 nodes at places including University of California Los Angeles, Stanford Research Institute, University of California Santa Barbara, University of Utah and more.
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Domain Name System (DNS) is created and had network addresses such as .com, .org, and .edu. William Gibson called it “cyberspace.”
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Archie, the first interntet search engine (for File Transfer Protocols sites) was developed and created by McGill University in the year 1990.
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The World Wide Web is created by Tim Berners-Lee and was a digital medium.
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In 1992, ISOC, a non-profit organisation is established. It has been leading the Internet ever since.
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This was a web browser that made the Internet more popular by bring text and graphics together.
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The invention and development of emails is the bedrock of Internet-based communications, by making it more accessible due to the fact it offered the first free web-based email service.
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Wikipedia is launched. It gave open access to information and allows anyone to edit and contribute to the site.
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This made accessing the Internet easier and more convenient. The mobile app and mobile-friendly webpages allowed easy access to the Internet and was better than desktop access.
