History of the Internet

Articles on history of the World Wide Web (WWW) and resources on internet history. The Internet is a series of interconnected computer networks, including the networks of government offices, businesses, and educational institutes. The Internet can be used to communicate with others by sending an Internet Protocol (IP) packet to a specific "address" on the Internet. The tremendous popularity of the Internet as a means to disseminate information and conduct business is evidenced by the equally tremendous growth in the medium. In the mid-1980s, the Internet consisted of roughly one thousand computer networks. Today, the Internet consists of hundreds of thousands of networks and continues to grow rapidly. The links herein deal specifically with Internet history.
 
History of Computers
History and information about computers. The first electronic digital computer was called "ENIAC" built in 1945...
The Metaphors of the Net
A decade after the invention of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee is promoting the "Semantic Web".
The Polyglottal Internet
The Internet started off as a purely American phenomenon and seemed to perpetuate the fast-emerging dominance of the...
The Territorial Web
The Net was supposed to dissolve anachronistic national borders and cultural boundaries. It was expected to vitiate...
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