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What Is Internet
What Is Internet ?
It seems like everything a person does today is
on the internet. A person can go to school, apply for jobs, manage their money,
and even meet the love of their life online. There are apps for just about
everything. Many people still wonder how the internet came to be as popular as
it is.
In 1962 J.C.R Licklinder came up with an idea
that computers from different parts of the globe can be linked together. This
would allow the sharing of information to be quick and easy. He led a research
team to further develop this concept. Throughout the 1960s research was
conducted at by top professors to develop this concept and how to make it a
possibility. The Us Department of Defense gave contracts to companies including
ARPANET to further research how to send information by using computers. This
grow developed protocols on how to join separate computer network and make them
one network. In the 1970s researchers were able to use communication protocols
to lead to internet workng. This allows network to join each other and be able
to share their information.
In 1981 the National Science Foundation funded
more research the on the idea of information sharing over computers. The
Computer Science Network was given funded and developed the Internet protocol
suite which is now known as the IP address. At this time the supercomputer was
developed which allowed researchers to use it to communicate their research
findings and share educational stats with each other. In the late 1980 the
development of internet service providers (isp) were used for commercial
purposes. This also allowed for private connections to the internet and
computers to be established. By the early 1990s businesses were able to connect
to each other around the globe. By the mid 1990s the internet was set up to
carry a large amount of traffic and new features were developed for personal
use.
During the 1990s the internet became a cultural
revolution. The average person was learning how to send and receive emails,
stay in touch with instant messaging, use the internet to make phone calls,
search the world wide web, and even make purchases using the computer. During
this time connection to the internet was available by use of the telephone
lines. Microsoft then developed their operating systems (Windows) that was easy
enough for the average person to use. Over the next couple of years new
developments were made to allow for high speed internet connection and fiber
optic networks. Other areas of the world were also learning how to use the
internet and use it for communication purposes. Even today the internet
continues to grow as new developments are made.
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INTERNET AND NETWORK
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