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The first hosts of the ARPANET connect Stanford Research Institute, UCLA, UC Santa Barbara and University of Utah.
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Although originally designed for scientists to share data, it quickly becomes a discussion office between people, utilising email and allowing them to collaborate on research projects.
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Connections are established between London and Norway.
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A new host is added every 20 days on average.
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TCP/IP is the common language of all Internet computers. Also, the Internet as we know it today is born.
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Privacy and security becomes an issue in the digital world. A malicious program called the "Internet Worm" temporarily disables about 6,000 of the 60,000 Internet hosts.
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Due to its unexpected success, only the vast network of networks called the Internet remains. The number of hosts exceeds 300,000.
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They occupy a part of Internet known as "MBONE". More than 1 million hosts are online.
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Today the Internet is used for communication, discussion and solutions. It is used popularly amongst schools and holds a lot of potential.