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  Internet Society (ISOC) All About The Internet: History of the Internet 

  http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/

  Histories of the Internet The following links offer a broad range of perspectives on the history of the Internet. The Internet Society cannot guarantee the historical or technical accuracy of all of the ... material presented, but we hope these resources will give you plenty of starting points for further research. A diverse collection of resources by Elon University and Pew Internet Project including concise historical information, current Internet governance discussions, and predictions about the future of the Internet. By Alex Simonelis A perpetual archive devoted to Internet pioneers worldwide. Internet History and Growth (PPT: 1MB) Presentation by William Slater III - Chicago Chapter of the Internet Society by those who made the history, including Barry M. Leiner, Vinton G. Cerf, David D. Clark, Robert E. Kahn, Leonard Kleinrock, Daniel C. Lynch, Jon Postel, Lawrence G. Roberts, Stephen Wolff. Address by John Klensin to the opening of the IGF, Rio de Janeiro, 2007 By Ben Segal Net His   [More...] [Less...]

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  JOMC 50 Internet History--People 

  http://www.unc.edu/depts/jomc/academics/dri/pioneers2d.html

  Rob Glaser is the founder and CEO of RealNetworks , the leader in Internet streaming technology for video and audio. He worked for Microsoft for ten years before leaving to found RealNetworks. The first ... RealPlayer (an application that allows users to hear and see audio/video files) was released in 1995, and the company registered its 50 millionth user in January 1999. Glaser is also member of President Clinton's Advisory Committee on Public Interest Obligations of Digital Television Broadcasters. Al Gore , on January 14, 1994, became the first U.S. vice president to hold a live interactive news conference on an international computer network. Gore has become the point man in the Clinton administration's effort to build a national information highway much as his father, former Senator Albert Gore, was a principal architect of the interstate highway system a generation or more earlier. The White House has taken a technological leap under Gore, who as a senator was known for his eagerness   [More...] [Less...]

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  Internet Archive: Wayback Machine 

  http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

  Contributors Aaron Parkening Aaron Stewart Abagail Thorne-Lyman Adam Tuttle Adrian Scott Adrian Blakey Adrianne Hurndell Alan Rath Alan Wen Alexis Rossi Alicia Coryell Alzbeta Smith Amber Shipley Amy Vecchione ... Andy Jenks Andy Jewell Ann Stramer Anna Naruta Anne-miek Hamelinck Anthony Kwok Avi Hangad Bhagat Khalsa Boaz Reisman Bob Kaehms Brewster Kahle Brian Freyburger Bruce Gilliat Bryant Durrell Camron Assadi Catherine Baggott Catherine Kulkarni Charles O'Connell Cheryl Johnson Chris Becker Chris Stuart Claire Salih Colleen Smith Cyndy Riley Cynthia Lohr Dale Wilhelm Dan Chow Daria DePaolis Darian Patchin Darryl Daugherty Dave Marvit Dave Sherfesee David Allison David Harrison David Hoffer David Sherfesee Deanna Weber Debra Perlson Devin Vagt Dia Cheney Dorian Patchin Doug Hansen Dylan Murphy Eileen Webb Eliot Savarese Elizabeth Chase Ellen Shing Elliot Sarvarese Emily Rane Ezra Ekman Geoffrey Mack Glee Harrah Cady Greger Orelind Guolin Cheng Hal Varian Harry Winand Helen Chan Hoa Ngu   [More...] [Less...]

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  Internet Archive Wayback Machine - Web Pioneers 

  http://web.archive.org/collections/pioneers.html

  This special Wayback collection pays tribute to the websites that shaped the character of the net in the early years: irreverent, Star Trek obsessed, visionary. Many of the websites featured in this special ... Wayback collection were already on the web by 1993 or even earlier, a full three years before we began archiving the net. They were the early settlers - the web pioneers. So have a seat in our little time machine and take a look at the web the way it was before Webvan, Pets.com and eToys changed everything. Internet Archive Wayback Machine The Internet Archive Wayback Machine is a service created by Alexa to enable people to surf an ongoing archive of the web. Alexa crawls and archives the entire web, making it possible for historians, scholars, and the curious to revisit the web's past.   [More...] [Less...]

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