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JK was born. Liklider in 1915 in St. Louis.

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He graduated from the University of Washington, receiving a bachelor's degree in three specialties at once: physics, mathematics and psychology. Doctoral thesis written in psychoacoustics. In 1942 he worked in the laboratory at Harvard University.

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In 1950 he moved to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he became interested in computer technology. He expressed the idea of ​​the need to create computers that work in real time. Deepened his knowledge of computers in BBN. In 1958−1959 he was president of the American Acoustical Society. In 1962−1964 he worked in ARPA, laid the foundations of ARPANET. He expressed the idea of ​​the need to create a network of computers with the free access of any person from anywhere in the world to its resources. Liclayder is called the spiritual father of the world wide web, the man who sowed the seeds of the Internet.

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2013 Induction Ceremony: Posthumous Recipient - J.C.R. Licklider

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Liclider's contribution to the emergence of the Internet is huge, it consists of ideas and principles, and not of inventions and technologies. Liclider foresaw the need to network computers with simple user interfaces. His ideas anticipated computer graphics, point-and-click interfaces, digital libraries, electronic commerce (e-commerce), online banking, and web-based software. In the US, he is considered "Johnny Appleside programming."