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In 1967 ARPANET was born, the first connection between the Stanford and UCLA computers.

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The ARPANET project had already managed to connect 23 points.

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We could say that the first web page was created by Tim Berners-Lee, who started working as a software engineer at CERN

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Presented a proposal for information management. In it he proposed a solution to the problems of data loss thanks to a distributed hypertext system.

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Berners-Lee had already developed three technologies: the HTML language, URL addresses, and the HTTP hypertext transfer protocol.

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The first users from outside the organization began to be invited to access their network

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The government lifted the ban and allowed the integration of private networks and providers.

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The first full-text search engine was WebCrawler, which appeared

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Larry Page and Sergey Brin launched a project that would lead to the creation of today's search engine par excellence: Google.

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The social network with the most users is born; Facebook in addition to Gmail, Flickr and Vimeo and, the following year; Youtube.