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The 11 milestones in the history of Internet

present some facts that marked the evolution of the network in 2009 is 40 years.

The following video introduces us to the Internet History of Part I.


Although this year will become forties, Internet every day becomes youngest and most modern. Four decades after its creation, as part of a U.S. defense system during the Cold War, the Network focused content, applications and information to 1,650 million people worldwide, according to Internet World Stats, to daily communicate, work and play.

Following is a summary of some of these milestones in the history of Internet in the world:

1. was born. On November 21, 1969 became the first link between universities Stanford and UCLA, in the U.S. The network called Arpanet.
2. invent the www. Briton Tim Berners-Lee invented in 1989, the World Wide Web that enabled the domains or addresses with letters (as www.enter.com.co) instead of complex IP codes that identify each computer connected to the network also created links (links). This marked the birth of the Internet as we know it.
3. A sail! Having websites and links to documents including browsers were created programs that allow you to see graphically such content. The first commercial, was Mosaic. Launched in late 1993. E-mail
4. . Born in 1961 and in 1966 it was popular in the emerging Web in 1972 by MIT (Instituto Tecnológico de Masachussets) included the '@' to separate the user's name, address that hosts the message box. On 4 July 1996 launched the Hotmail free email service.
5. born viruses. The first documented in 1972. MIT engineers in 1984 coined the term 'virus'. On November 2, 1998, a 23 years created the first worm virus (which infects a PC and distributed automatically.) Robert Tappan Morris was responsible for 10 percent of the PCs connected to Internet at that time (about 600,000 machines) is 'fall' in a few hours. For
6. disorder, Yahoo As increasing the number of pages on the Internet, it became more difficult to sort sites to visit. Jerry Yang and David Filo, students from Stanford, then creates a directory of sites organized by category for their content. So Yahoo! in 1994, the company that then begin to list shares on the NYSE.
7. bubble dot-com. " In the mouth of the Red, in 1997, banks and investors poured billions of dollars to finance all kinds of Web-based companies, known as' dot-com. " However, several of them did not have a profitable business model (it was low Internet penetration and payment systems virtual) and in 2001 broke a major crisis that led to the bankruptcy of the majority.
8. Google. In 1997, two students from the U. Stanford, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, created a system that analyzes the links that connect Web sites to find information more effectively. Soon, Google is positioned, the simplicity and usefulness, as the most successful Internet search engine. It now offers other services such as Gmail and Google Maps, among many others.
9. Wikis: made by all. On January 15, 2001 came out Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia that is fed daily and corrects the input of its users. This model of content creation community called 'wiki', and it is part, along with blogs, the famous 'Web 2.0', where users send information to the Internet. Wikipedia has 465,000 articles in English and English about three million.
10. The video takes the Web With the rise of broadband, online video remains a utopia to become one of the most commonly used applications. The site here is more representative Youtube, established in 2005 and bought by Google in 2006 by 1,650 million dollars. According to the site, every second is 'up' 10 hours of video on their systems.
11. social networks. MySpace (2003), Facebook (2004) and LinkedIn (2006) and the new communication system with short messages, Twitter (2006) among others, were formed in the center of socialization among Internet users. These allow people to, among other things, create profiles with personal information, pictures, videos, links, tastes and even applications. Facebook is the most popular moment in the world with over 200 million users today. Internet Part II

By: Joaquin Lara Sierra