Evolution of the internet
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1438 - Gutenberg comes up with the printing press
1837 - invention of the daguerrotype
1837 - the telegraph is patented
1876 - the telephone is patented
1888 - the adding machine is patented
1888 - the gramophone is invented
1893 - kinetoscope for showing moving pictures is patented
1900 - photocopying machine is invented
1901 - the first transatlantic wireless radio message is sent
1903 - Wright brothers fly around Kittyhawk
1908 - Model T Ford is introduced
1921 - local telephone dialing service is offered
1926 - first public demonstration of television
1946 - ENIAC, first computer, comes online
1947 - the transistor is invented
1951 - UNIVAC, the first commercial-use computer, is introduced
1956 - the first transatlantic telephone cable is laid
1957 - Sputnik is lauched by the USSR
1957 - the US creates the Advanced Research Projects Agency
1958 - the integrated circuit is invented
1959 - computers using transistors rather than vacuum tubes are smaller, faster, and less expensive
1962*- Paul Baran of RAND suggests a packet switching network
1963 - first demostration of home video recorder
1965 - Ted Nelson coins the term "hypertext"
1967 - IBM builds the first floppy disk
1968 - Intel is founded
1969*- ARPANET is formed
1969 - Intel 4004, the world's first microprocessor, is invented
1969 - Neil Armstrong walks on the moon, 100 million watch on TV
1969 - Number of hosts: 4
1969 - Xerox open the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
1970 - the compact disk is invented
1971 - Number of hosts: 23
1971*- Ray Tomlinson invents an email program
1972 - Atari is founded
1973 - Ethernet is invented
1974 - Bolt, Beranek, and Newman opens Telenet, a commercial version of ARPANET
1974 - Number of hosts: 62
1974*- Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn invent Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
1975 - Micro-Soft is founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen (it later becomes Microsoft)
1976 - Queen Elizabeth sends an email message
1977 - Apple Computer is incorporated
1977 - Number of hosts: 111
1977 - TRS-80 is introduced by Tandy
1977 - Visicalc software is published
1978 - Epson's MX-80 dot matrix printer
1978 - Microsoft sales reach US$1 million
1979 - Hayes introduces a 300 baud modem for the Apple II
1979 - Space Invaders
1979*- Usenet News is started at Duke University
1980 - Zork
1981 - BITNET ("Because It's Time" is started
1981 - Commodore's VIC-20
1981 - CSNET ("Computer and Science" is started
1981 - Number of hosts: 213
1981 - Silicon Graphics is founded
1981 - Sinclair ZX-81
1981 - the IBM PC is introduced
1982 - Adobe is founded
1982 - Compaq is founded
1982 - Lotus is founded
1982 - Number of hosts: 235
1982 - PC clones are introduced
1982 - Sun Microsystems is founded
1982 - the first commercial mouse for the PC
1982 - Time Magazine names the microcomputer as "Man" of the Year
1983 - Apple released Lisa, the first PC with graphical user interface (GUI)
1983 - Bell Labs designs C++
1983 - Borland International is founded
1983 - Lotus 1-2-3 is released
1983 - Number of hosts: 562
1983 - Philips and Sony develop the CD-ROM
1984 - HP releases the 300dpi Laserjet
1984 - Number of hosts: 1024
1984 - the Macintosh is released
1984 - William Gibson coins the term "cyberspace" in his book Neuromancer
1985 - Nintendo Entertainment System
1985 - Number of hosts: 1961
1985 - Pagemaker
1985 - Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link is started
1986 - Backbone speed is 56 Kbps
1986 - NSFNET (high-speed backbone) is created
1986 - Number of hosts: 5089
1987 - Apple introduces Hypercard
1987 - Number of hosts breaks 10,000
1987 - Number of hosts: 28,174
1988 - Backbone speed is 1.544 Mbps (T1)
1988 - Computer Emergency Repsonse Team is formed in response to the worm
1988*- November 1 - Internet Worm causes havoc on the Net
1988 - Number of hosts: 56,000
1989 - Number of hosts breaks 100,000
1989 - Number of hosts: 159,000
1990 - ARPANET pulls the plug
1990 - Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is created
1990 - Number of hosts: 313,000
1991 - Backbone speed is 44.736 Mbps (T3)
1991 - Gopher is created at the University of Minnesota
1991 - Number of hosts: 617,000
1991 - Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is released by Philip Zimmerman
1992*- CERN and Tim Berners-Lee demonstrate the World Wide Web (WWW)
1992 - Number of hosts breaks 1,000,000
1992 - Number of hosts: 1,136,000
1993*- Mosaic hits the net
1993 - Number of hosts: 2,056,000
1993 - Number of websites: 623
1993 - the White House comes online
1993 - WWW annual growth is more than 340,000%
1994 - First Virtual is the first cyberbank online
1994 - Number of hosts: 3,864,000
1994 - Number of websites: 10,022
1994 - the great green-card-lottery "spam" incident
1994 - the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) allows TCP/IP over phone lines
1995*- August 9 - Netscape goes public with the 3rd largest NASDAQ IPO in history
1995 - Communications Decency Act (CDA) is passed and signed
1995*- Internet users worldwide protest the CDA by turned their web pages black
1995 - Microsoft jumps into the Internet market and thus begin the "browser wars"
1995 - Number of hosts: 6,642,000
1995 - Number of websites: 100,000
1995 - RealAudio is introduced
1995 - the Java programming language is released
1995 - traditional online services (Compuserve, AOL, etc.) allow users to connect to the Internet
1996 - AOL suffers a 19-hour outage
1996 - Number of hosts: 12,881,000
1996 - Number of websites: 650,000
1996 - Yahoo! goes public to much fanfare
1997 - the legality of the CDA is argued before the US Supreme Court
Oct. 29, 1969
The first message (the letters "l" and "o" is sent over ARPANET.

December 1969
The University of Utah and University of California Santa Barbara now have ARPANET nodes, bringing the worldwide total to four.

1970
ARPANET has grown to 10 nodes and 19 host computers.

1971
The world's first network e-mail system is created.

1973
Hawaii joins ARPANET via the network's first satellite link.

1974
Telenet, the first commercially available version of ARPANET, is introduced by Bolt - Beranek & Newman (BBN).

1977
ARPANET grows to 111 hosts.

1980
A virus temporarily disables ARPANET.

1982
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP) established as system by which different networks can communicate. These linked networks come to be known as the internet.

1984
ARPANET grows to 1,000 hosts.

1985
All Canadian Universities are now connected to a shared network known as NetNorth.

1988
Canada joins NSFNET, an international backbone of computing centres that enables more network connections.

1989
the World Wide Web (WWW) is created by Tim Berners-Lee of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN)
there are 100,000 internet hosts worldwide
1990
ARPANET ceases to function, giving way to the internet.
Tim Berners-Lee authors the first browser-editor, called WorldWideWeb. He also authors the communication language of the internet - Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) as well as the standard by which web pages were to be written, known as Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).
1992
The first audio and video are broadcast over the internet, which now has one million hosts.

1993
There are 15 million people online worldwide and the CBC's Bill Cameron reports, "The internet is growing like an embryonic brain at a rate of 10 per cent a month."

October 1994
Netscape releases the beta version of the world's first commercially available web browser - Mozilla 0.96b.

1995
Sun Microsystems introduces the Java programming language.
RealAudio is introduced, allowing users to listen to audio over the internet in near-real time.
; CBC goes online with its website.
The Vatican goes online with its home page.
September 1998
The search engine Google is introduced.

October 1998
Open Diary, an early blogging service, is launched.

June 1999
Shawn Fanning launches the online music sharing service Napster, which popularizes peer-to-peer file sharing and draws the ire of the recording industry, which accuses Napster of massive copyright infringement. The original service would be shut down in July 2001.

January 2000
AOL buys Time Warner for $162 billion US, forming AOL Time Warner in the largest-ever corporate merger.

January-March 2000
The Dow Jones Industrial Average reaches a record of 11,722.98. Two months later, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Index also reaches an all-time high, marking the bursting of the dot-com bubble.

2001
Dave Winer, author of the RSS format, includes a Grateful Dead song in a blog post, demonstrating for the first time what would later be called podcasting.
The English edition of Wikipedia launches. The online encyclopedia, which invites users to edit and add entries, grows to include approximately 7.8 million entries in 253 languages in 2007.
2002

There are more than 150 million internet hosts and 840 million users worldwide.
2003
Apple launches its iTunes music downloading service.
Internet company eUniverse (later named Intermix) launches social networking website MySpace. A year later, competing site Facebook launches.
January 2004

For the first time since its launch, Amazon.com makes its first full-year profit.
November 2004

The Mozilla Firefox web browser is launched.
February 2005

Youtube.com, a video-sharing website, goes online.
November 2005

News Corp., the parent company of Fox, buys MySpace for $580 million US.
October 2006

Google Inc. buys YouTube for $1.65 billion US.
December 2006

In a nod to the popularity and influence of sites with user-generated content such as Wikipedia, MySpace and YouTube, Time Magazine names "You" the 2006 Person of the Year.
June 2007

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Total worldwide number of internet users is 1.17 billion, according to InternetWorldStats

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