The document summarizes the history and development of the Internet from 1965 to 2011 in brief paragraphs. Some of the key events include: - The first message being sent between two computers in 1965, laying the foundation for packet switching and ARPANET. - The development of TCP and the naming of the network "Internet" in the 1970s as it expanded globally. - The introduction of network email in 1972 and the first commercial dial-up access provider in 1989. - Tim Berners-Lee developing HTML in 1990, launching the World Wide Web. - The rise of popular services and browsers in the 1990s-2000s like Google, Netscape, Firefox, YouTube and social media

1. OF the
INTERNET
1965: two computers of MIT
LINCOLN communicate with one
another by using the packet
switching technology.
1974: Bb Khan and Viton Cerf, the
father of Internet. A protocol for
Packet Network
Interconnection, design of TCP.
1968: Beranek and Newman Inc.
unveils the final version of
InterfaceMessage Processor.
Arpanet wins the contract.
1969: On October 29, the
UCLA's network measurement
center, Standford Research
Institute(SRI). The University of
Santa Barbara and University of
Utahinstall the nodes. The first
maessage is "LO".
1972: Ray Tomlinson introduce the
network email.
1975: The First button "SEND
BUTTON" hit by Queen Elizabeth II.
1973: The global networking is
now become reality as the
University of London and Royal
Radar Establisment connect to
ARPANET. The name INTERNET
was born.
1979: USENET forms to host news
and discussion boards.
1981: the national science
foundation, provide a grant as the
protocol establish the computer science
network to provide the networking
serveicesto the univesities scientist.

2. 1983: the DOMAIN NAME
SYSYTEM establishes
the:edu, org, com, mil, and gov, for
naming the websites
1987: The number of hosts on the
Internet exceeds 20,000. Cisco ships
its first router.
1989: world.std.com becomes the
first commercial provider for dial up
access to internet.
1984: William Gibson the author
of "NEUROMANCER" is the first
use the "cyberspace".
1986: the National Science
Foundation goes to connected
supercomputer centers at 56,00o
bits per second.
1985: symbolics.com, the websites for
the symbolicComputer Corps.
1990:Tim Berners-Lee, a
scientist, develops the
HYPERtextMarkupLanguage
(HTML) this becomes now have a
larger impact in the internet today.

3. 1992: the first audio and video are posted in the
internet. the phrase "surfing the net" is popularized.
1998: The Google search engine is born, changing the
way users engage with the Internet and it was introduce
to the world.
1994: Netscape Communications is born.
Microsoft creates a Web browser for Windows 95.
1999: AOL buys Netscape. Peer-to-peer file sharing
becomes a reality as Napster arrives on the
Internet, much to the displeasure of the music industry.
1997: PC makers can remove or hide Microsoft’s Internet
software on new versions of Windows 95
2000: The dot-com bubble bursts. Web sites such as Yahoo!
and eBay are hit by a large-scale denial of service
attack, highlighting the vulnerability of the Internet.

4. 2001: A federal judge shuts down
Napster, ruling that it must find a
way to stop users from sharing
copyrighted material before it can
go back online.
2003: The Slammer worm spread
worldwide in just 10 minutes.
Myspace, Skype and the Safari Web
browser debut.
2009: The Internet marks its 40th
anniversary.
2010:Facebook reaches 400 million
active users, some of them are
become fan surfing this website of
social media.
2006: offering most services for
free and relying on advertising to
generate revenue. The Internet
Governance Forum meets for the
first time.
2011: Twitter and Facebook play a
large role in the Middle East revolts.
2004: Facebook goes online and
the era of social networking
begins. Mozilla unveils the Mozilla
Firefox browser.
2005: YouTube.com, was born in the
internet.