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The document discusses the history of the internet in the Philippines. It began in 1986 with the first Philippine-based public access bulletin board system (BBS) that connected to international networks. In the 1990s, universities helped connect the country to the global internet through Australia, and the Philippine Network Foundation allowed the first 64 kbps connection to the US. Major events included DOST funding internet infrastructure in 1993, PLDT providing the first commercial connection in 1994, and the 1995 telecommunications law that deregulated the industry and allowed more internet service providers. The internet then commercialized and became available to the public.
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The document celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Philippine Internet by providing details on key milestones. It notes that on March 29, 1994, the Philippines directly connected to the Internet for the first time through the educational network Philnet connecting to Sprintlink in California. This connection allowed Philippine universities to access the Internet, after which commercial ISPs started and allowed public signup. The document outlines some of the first universities connected, ISPs, dotcoms, and websites in the Philippines. It describes how today there is mobile internet, connected devices, apps, and a strong developer ecosystem, all starting to grow rapidly after the initial 1994 connection.
Evolution of internet
The Internet originated as a research project of the U.S. Department of Defense in the 1960s called ARPANET, which connected computers at universities and research institutions. In the 1980s, the National Science Foundation created NSFNET to serve academic institutions, and by the 1990s various networks connected to form the Internet. The Internet has since evolved from being used primarily on computers to widespread use on smartphones, and has transformed how people communicate, access information, do business, and entertain themselves while also introducing some disadvantages like increased cybercrime and information loss risks.
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This document summarizes the history of internet development in the Philippines from 1986 to 2014. It traces the emergence of bulletin board systems and dial-up networks in the 1980s, the connection of the Philippines to the global internet in 1994, and key milestones like the establishment of the first Philippine websites and search engines in the 1990s. The document also notes increasing internet access and usage among Filipinos over time, the growth of gaming and social media online, and cybercrime legislation passed in 2012.
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History of the philippine internet
- 1. History of the Philippine Internet Velayo, Patricia Monique S.
- 2. August 1986- first Philippine-based, public access BBS which is connected to international BBS networks, such as Fidonet. It exposes technically-minded people to the on-line way of life which includes receiving e-mail and downloading shareware programs and informational files. THE BEGINNING (1986-1987)
- 3. 1993-1994: The Philippine Network Foundation (PHNet), a consortium of private and government institutions, allowed a 64 kbps connection to Sprint (from USA) as the only way for Filipinos to have a connection to the internet. University students from Ateneo, DLSU, UPD and UPLB helped us in connecting to the World Wide Web through connecting to the Victoria University of Technology in Australia via Hayes Modem/ IDD dial up SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS OF UNIVERSITIES
- 4. November 1993- DOST grant an additional 12.5- million grant to buy equipment to lease communication lines to start Philnet. March 29, 1994- PLDT was the first provider of internet connection through Cisco routers that is connected via Sprintlink from California. They sent notifications to OFWs about the said connection that has been made. Start of Internet Service Providers
- 5. March 1995- the Public Telecommunications Act of the Philippines was signed into law. It removed the need for (VAS) Value-added Service. It paved way for the creations of many service providers for mobile, fixed-line, internet and other services. Legalizations
- 6. Internet used to be a private connection shared only by companies until Internet Service Providers (ISPs) decided to commercialize it. They form Philippine Internet Service Organization, a forum wherein ISPs share their common concern about the internet industry. Present time