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Vannevar Bush and Memory Extension
Vannevar Bush writes in the Atlantic Monthly about memory extension, which can link documents to microfiche. -
Ted Nelson coins Hypertext
Hypertext is a file that is complex, changing, and undeterminate. -
ARPANET created
Advanced Research Projects Agency created the ARPANET(Address and Routing Parameter Area) to connect the University of California at Los Angeles with SRI International, University of California at Santa Barbara, and the University of Utah. -
File Transfer Protocol
Abhay Bhushan wrote the File Transfer Protocol and published it as RFC 114. It was later replaced by RFC 765, RFC 959, RFC2228, adn RFC 2248. -
The term Internet is coined
The term Internet was coined by Vinton Cerf, Yogen Dalal, and Carl Sunshine at Stanford University. -
ENQUIRE Program
Tim Berners Lee created a program called ENQUIRE. During this program, Berners experimented with hypertext, which allows people to use hyperlinks. -
The First Personal Computer
IBM released the first personal computer which cost $1,565 US dollars. -
Domain Name System
Paul Mockapetris created the Domain Name System. Some of the domain names were .gov, .edu, .com, .org, and .net. -
Tim Berners Lee writes proposals
Tim Berners Lee writes "Informational Managment: A Proposal" and "Hypertext and CERN". -
Tim Berners Lee created the World Wide Web
Tim Berners Lee released the first web browser, the World WIde Web. This web browser allowed for people to view web pages through the use of hyperlinks. -
World Wide Web announced
The World Wbe Web project was announced to the world. -
First Web Page
The first web page was launched. This web page described the future plans for the World Wide Web. -
Mosaic was created
The first web browser, Mosaic, was created at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. This allowed users to navigate through the World Wide Web easier by changing text commands to images. -
Internet Explorer released
Microsoft Internet Explorer appeared. This was part of the Windows 95 Plus pack. -
Google opened
Larry Page and Sergey Brin opened Google.Google began to answer 10,000 searches per day. -
Mozilla is open sourced
Netscape released its code and open sourced Mozilla.
