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IN 1969 A computer network is built as a resilient means of sending military data and connecting major research groups across the United States. the program was under the command of John Licklider, also called the father of the internet

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IN 1971 Ray Tomlinson who was an American computer programmer, who implemented in 1971 the first electronic mail system in the ARPANET, a precursor network of the Internet.

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In 1981, Jon Postel published a transition plan to migrate the ARPANET's 400 receivers from the old NCP protocol to TCP/IP, including a deadline of January 1, 1983, after which all receivers that had not changed would be disconnected.
also gives definition to the word "internet"

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Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web as we know it today in 1989 at CERN. A year later he also created the first browser in history, which in a display of ingenuity he called WorldWideWeb (later changed to Nexus to avoid confusion)

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Larry Page and Sergei Brin founded Google in 1997, starting the company with the search engine that is now the most widely used in the world.
Before the creation of the most famous search engine in the world, finding information of any kind had never been so easy. But of course I mean Google! However, have you ever thought, who were its founders?
Most of the searches we do on the Internet, we execute them directly or indirectly through Google, since it is the fastest and most effective thing we know.

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IN 2004, Mark Zuckerberg, with the aim of creating a website to entertain his Harvard classmates, created the facemash page that served to rate the physical attractiveness of other university students.