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The first modem capable of transmitting data over a telephone line is created at BELL Laboratories.

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Leonard Kleinrock, proponent of packet data switching theory since 1961, connects the first 4 American university computers

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ARPANET now encompasses 23 computers in the United States. Roy Thompson sends the first email in history.

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Vint Cerf and Bob Khan use the term "Internet" for the first time.

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Coaxial cables are invented that will give a great boost to the digital connection.

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The first unsolicited email message (SPAM) is sent to 600 ARPANET users.

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The network has around 100,000 (one hundred thousend) connected computers.

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Closure of ARPANET and appearance of the commercial Internet.

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Founding of Yahoo and its search engine, Lycos. Geocities appears, one of the first online communities of the network.

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Microsoft Explorer and Netscape Navigator released.

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The network has around ten million connected computers. The first cell phone with access to the network appears, the Nokia 9000 Communicator.

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Google is born and becomes the largest online search engine

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The largest of the online encyclopedias appears: Wikipedia, and the first proper social network: MySpace.

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Google announces its email service: Gmail. Mark Zuckerberg founds Facebook and starts the "boom" of social networks.

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The implementation of the most recent web protocol, IPv6, begins to replace the IPv4 in force since its implementation in 1983 in the ARPANET.