The document provides a history of the internet and web from their origins in the 1960s-1990s. It discusses how ARPANET connected four universities in 1969, the first message sent in 1969, early users like scientists and engineers, the invention of email in 1972, the creation of the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989, the first website in 1991, the evolution to Web 2.0 with interactive features like social media in 2004, the beginning of online shopping in 1991 with advances like online banking in 1994, the invention of pop-up ads in the late 1990s, and the first television program sponsorship in the US which was 10 seconds for a baseball game for $140.

1. Media Timeline for my ancillary task
By Amelia Barrett

2. Ancillary task- web pop ups

3. History of the internet
The internet which used to be known as ‘Arpanet’ was brought online by
1969 under a contact led by the renamed advanced research project
agency (ARPA) which initially connected four main university's online. In a
months time after this the list had expanded and a lot of university's were
connected online.
Who was first to use the internet?- the first person to use the internet
was Charley Kline at UCLA sent the first packets Arpa net. He attempted
to connect to Stanford research institute on October 29th 1969.
When the internet first became existent the internet was used as a
communication network even if major sites were down.
The early internet was used by scientists, engineers, Librarians and
computer experts.
Email was adapted for ARPANET by Ray Tomlinson of BBN by 1972.

4. History of the web
Tim Berners- Lee a British scientist at CERN invented the world
wide web in 1989.
The first website that was launched on the web was dedicated to
the web itself. The website discussed how to use the web, how to
access other peoples documents and how to set up your own
server.
On the 6th of August 1991the world wide web went live to the
world.
The original web 1.0 of 1989 was just a massive collection of
electronic brochures where as the web 2.0 formed in 2004 was
more than this it had evolved into an interactive software. A few
examples of web 2.0 are:
Online banking, online radio, spread sheeting, digital photo
processing and free web based emails.

5. History of online shopping
Online shopping began when the web was open to commercial
use in 1991. In 1994 other advances took place for example
online banking. The year 1994 was also the launch of ‘Yahoo’
this changed the direction of the internet completely.
Pay pal came into existence in 1998 and in 1998 was also
when Google entered the internet. The internet is growing
everyday and therefore online shopping is which means that
today you can buy anything via the internet.

6. Web pop ups
What is a web pop up?
A web pop up is a form of advertising online and will
appear without you clicking or choosing to see it.
Ethan Zuckerman invented the web pop ups and this
was invented in the late 1990’s. The first web pop up
launched was on the website tripod.com

7. Web 2.0
Web 2.0 is a term that was introduced in 2004. This
term refers to the second generation of the world
wide web. The web 2.0 also refers to the
improvements of technology as it includes new
features and functions that weren't available in the
past.
Examples of features that are part of web 2.0 are:
Blogs, Wikipedia and social networking. Web 2.0
allows the users interaction to be at high level that
was’nt available before.

8. Ancillary task- Program sponsorship

9. History of sponsorship
What is a sponsorship?
A sponsorship comes on before or after a
program or comes on straight as the program
comes to a break. It is finical support from a
sponsor.
The very first program sponsorship to be aired
was in America and its was during a baseball
game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the
Brooklyn Dodgers. The length of the sponsorship
was 10 seconds and the overall payment for this
sponsorship was $140.