A brief history of the internet. From the beginnings of ARPA to ARPANET, to the wake of Routers to Servers, to the WWW of Tim Berners-Lee to the ISP's. Until the current age of access to information never before imagined.

1. THE INTERNET THROUGH THE TIMELINE
OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.
BUT FIRST…

3. INTERNET IS RAPIDLY
CHANGING, SO IS HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT. ALTHOUGH WE
MUST GO FORWARD, LET US
NOT FORGET WHO BROUGHT
US THIS EXCITING MILESTONE
IN HISTORY OF OUR RACE.

4. The light to where it all
starts…
1957
1957 – The Russians successfully launch the first man-made object into
space, Sputnik. As a response to the development, the US Department of
Defence created ARPA or Advance Research Project Agency. It is officially
known as DARPA. This agency will give birth to what we know today as
Internet.

5. …then man thought of it…
1962
J.C.R. Licklider, the man who first spoke of what made a
profound inception of what will be one of man’s greatest
breakthroughs. He conceived and proposed the idea of a
“Galactic Network”.

6. …so a man made a material
to work on…
1962
Paul Baran determined a way to control bombers and
missiles in case of a nuclear event. The result came up
with a decentralized network of packet switching.

7. …and made the project a
reality…
1969
The ARPANET initialized the first network in ’69. Four
universities conducted the project; Stanford, UC Santa
Barbara, UC Los Angeles, and University of Utah.

8. …thus came the succession
of development…
1972 - Ray Tomlinson
created a program for
e-mail
1972 - ARPA
officially
changes to
DARPA
1976 - SATNET, a satellite
program is developed to
link the United States and
Europe.
1979 - USENET, the
first news group
network is
developed by Tom
Truscott, Jim Ellis
and Steve Bellovin.
1983 - TCP/IP becomes
the standard for
internet protocol.
1990 - A hypertext system is
created and implemented by Tim
Berners-Lee
1972 - 1993
1973 - Vinton
Cerf and Bob
Kahn began
developing
TCP/IP, allowing
computers to
communicate
with each other.
1974 - Cerf
and Kahn
referred and
coined the
term
"Internet".
1981 - The National Science Foundation
releases CSNET 56 to allow computers to
network without being connected to the
government networks.
1984 - MCI creates T1
lines to allow for faster
transportation of
information over the
internet.
1990- The first search
engine is created by
McGill University, called
the Archie Search Engine
1984- The number of
Hosts breaks 1,000
1991 - CERN releases the
World Wide Web
publicly on August
6th, 1991
1976 Ethernet
developed
by Dr.
Robert M.
Metcalfe
1983 Internet
Activities
Board
released.
1987- The number of
hosts breaks 10,000
1993- The first web
browser, Mosaic
(created by NCSA), is
released.

9. It became mobile…
Nokia 7110 is the first phone to have internet.
1996