Arpanet: 50 years of internetworking

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A 50 year history of networks: 1989 - The Worldwide Web

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In his March 1989 Information Management: A Proposal paper, Sir Tim Berners-Lee describes the original premise for the WWW as an approach to enable the people at Cern to share documents easily. In 1993 Cern made the web available to everyone. At the time it said: “Through these actions, making the software required to run a web server freely available, along with a basic browser and a library of code, the web was allowed to flourish.” The http protocol of the web has provided a global standard for sending and receiving information, in a format everyone can access with just a simple web browser.

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