History of the Web

Oh, dude, you're talking about the grandpa of the internet! The ARPANET, like the OG internet, was the cool experiment that eventually evolved into the worldwide web we know today. So, yeah, we call that whole shebang the internet now. Like, thanks, ARPANET, for paving the way for cat videos and memes!

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) was founded on April 29, 1961. It was established in Switzerland by a group of scientists and conservationists, including Sir Julian Huxley and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, with the goal of addressing the growing threats to the natural environment. WWF has since become one of the world’s largest and most recognized conservation organizations.

The "word-wide-web" by definition is world wide. An "intranet" by definition is not world wide and closed off from the world. As the two are diametrically opposed you can not apply the world-wide-web in an intranet. However the standards and tools used to deliver the world-wide-web can be used in an intranet.

Leonard Kleinrock is known for his contribution to the development of the internet by helping create the mathematical theory behind packet switching networks, the fundamental technology that underpins the internet. His work laid the foundation for the first successful message transmission on ARPANET in 1969, the precursor to the modern internet.

100000 years ago when viking discovered hosa the great who single handedle took on 10,000 men with a butter knife and wrote the declaration of indepenedance

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World War 2 began in Europe on September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland. This led to Britain and France declaring war on Germany. The war then spread to other regions, including Asia and the Pacific.

I believe the thirteenth or the 17th amendments are the most important. The thirteenth abolishes slaverly while the seventeenth respectively allows the people to vote for the senators instead of state legislatures having the power. These both increased the power of the people as well as created the basis for equal rights not only based on the color of one's skin but also gender and place in society. These two amendments were the basis of many others that followed. Without this first step, our country would not be as advanced in virtue as it is today.

The World Wide Web has made it easier to disseminate propaganda due to its widespread reach and accessibility. It allows propaganda messages to be quickly distributed to a global audience through various online channels such as social media, websites, and online forums. However, the Internet also offers opportunities for fact-checking and counteracting propaganda with diverse sources of information.

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There is no official and authentic Statistical body that calculates all this.But according to estimates it is in billions and it is growing each hour.

It is a wrong concept that e-commerce is dominating the online markekting technqiues. Even online marketing helps to boost up the awareness of e-commerce business through out the world by employing the best strategy in it.

Its a matter of fact that e-commerce is itself a platform from where products can be advertised easily. So, it can't be said that e-commerce is dominating the online marketing.

blogs, social media platforms, and online forums. This allows them to share their opinions, analysis, and commentary on current events with a global audience in real-time.

Original Answer: CERN, about 1980

Others: Philip Emeagwali

Vinton Gray Cerf

Tim Berners Lee

The connection of many computers having linked data was originally a US military idea, so people such as Berners Lee competed to create a working, linked system (incase one base was attacked, the data would still exist)

Christiaan Huygens though this is not an easy question to answer. There are many types of clocks. The first type of clock was a sundial. So i guess the sun invented it!?

The title of 'Father of the worldwide web' is attributed to the British scientist Tim Berners-Lee, who implemented the first communication between a server and an HTTP client via Internet that was successful in the year of 1989.

There is no vice president that has claimed to invent the internet. During the Democratic Presidential Nomination, Al Gore claimed to have taken the initiative in creating the internet. This would imply he had a political role in bringing matters before congress, but didn't provide the technical expertise to be an inventor of the technology behind the internet.

The computer is a tool, and one of its uses is for access to the Internet. The Internet is a series of disc drives in server computers that contain data. The connection between a computer and the Internet is a data channel.

Legit, you can buy Salvia at local headshops as well.

I would not recommend smoking without someone who knows what their doing though, I've had some crazy trips on that. Not as crazy as acid but still pretty freaking intense.

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Personally the internet has made me a very lazy scholar... It is soo easy to get just about any source online that as a grad student, I have not yet visited the stacks in our library... never did as an undergrad either come to think of it... and yet I graduated with honors, in 4 years, with 2 majors, from a very prestigious private college. I suppose it's what you read, not how you read it.... One particularly great internet studying moment arose when I did a google scholar search of the topic for my Master's thesis and found another recently written Master's thesis on the same (very VERY obscure) topic. When I couldn't gain access to the print version through my University's library and emails from the author's previous university proved fruitless, I looked her up on Facebook. Sure enough, after a quick facebook message to her, she emailed me a PDF of her completed thesis which then guided me to a plethora of other sources I wouldn't have ever found. Suddenly, there were 3 Neo-Futurist scholars out there and I was no longer alone on my thesis quest. It was a very cool online series of events. As a teaching assistant for a 100 level theatre appreciation course however, my undergrad students display a shocking lack of finesse with the online sources.. If I get one more term paper citing nothing but wikipedia and Joe-Schmoe's blog I may scream... not to mention the occasional blatant plaigerism. In the end, the internet, like everything else, is a wonderful thing in moderation, but can lead to a whole new level of trouble when abused.

Google is taken from the work "googol" which means 10^100, or one with one hundred 0's following it. As for the namer, most likely Larry Page or Sergey Brin, both being key roles in the history of google. More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Google#Early_history

Specific statistics are unknown. Remember, not everyone posts their location on Twitter.

It is very unlikely that the "Internet" in its entirety could ever be shut down entirely; At least not by us anyway. The only way I can fathom the internet ever being shutdown completely would be via some sort of enormous global electromagnetic pulse (EMP). Nuclear blasts create enormous electromagnetic pulses...but if there were that many nuclear bombs being dropped to shutdown the net via EMP, we are pretty much screwed. However, if our sun had a bad enough solar flare directed towards earth, the EMI from the flare could knock out EMP sensitive equipment worldwide. I am not 100%, but I think although we might suffer from effects of radiation poisoning to some degree, we would live through such an event...and we would just rebuild...so the internet would return.