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Internet Emergence: From Military Project to Global Network

Internet Emergence: From Military Project to Global Network

互联网诞生:从军事项目到全球网络

  1. In the 1960s, U.S. scientists created ARPANET to keep communication running if nuclear war struck.
  2. By the 1980s, universities and researchers used it to share files and send messages—no central control existed.
  3. Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989, adding clickable links and simple coding for pages.
  4. Early websites were basic text, but browsers like Mosaic made images and design easier by 1993.
  5. Businesses soon sold goods online, journalists published instantly, and musicians shared songs worldwide.
  6. Languages, time zones, and laws varied—so users developed netiquette, open-source tools, and translation aids.
  7. Not everyone gained equal access; digital divides reflected older gaps in education and infrastructure.
  8. Still, the internet proved that decentralized, collaborative networks could reshape learning, work, and community.
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