Who invented the Internet?

Answer 1

Al Gore is so full of sheat!



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Answer 2

It was originally created by ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network) by the military of US. This type was a bit low in configurations and then later the NFSNet was introduced in the world with advanced features of the ARPANet there was some advanced security in NFSNet(National Science Foundation Network)then thes 2 in cooperation with other small scale units built up the so called Internet...

In future it is believed that the Internet would be turned to Interspace which has advanced features of the present Internet with audio,video,file transfer,etc with advanced technologies

Hope this answers your question.....

Answer 3

Internet

A worldwide system of interconnected computer networks. The origins of the Internet can be traced to the creation of ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network) as a network of computers under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Defense in 1969. Today, the Internet connects millions of computers around the world in a nonhierarchical manner unprecedented in the history of communications. The Internet is a product of the convergence of media, computers, and telecommunications. It is not merely a technological development but the product of social and political processes, involving both the academic world and the government (the Department of Defense). From its origins in a nonindustrial, noncorporate environment and in a purely scientific culture, it has quickly diffused into the world of commerce.

Al Gore, with his pompous audacity, tried to credit for himself, as he is, the advocate of internet in Congress, however, net services such as BBS and email were prevalent long before Al Gore even tried to advocate.

Interestingly, a Briton by the name of Tim Berners-Lee who was working at CERN at that time proposed the creation of the World Wide Web:

Here's a text snippet for the World Wide Web.


The World Wide Web was developed at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva from a proposal by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989. It was created to share research information on nuclear physics. In 1991, the first command line browser was introduced. By the start of 1993, there were 50 Web servers, and the Voila X Window browser provided the first graphical capability. In that same year, CERN introduced its Macintosh browser, and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) in Chicago introduced the X Window version of Mosaic. Mosaic was developed by Marc Andreessen, who later became world famous as a principal at Netscape.

Answer 4

The internet was developed by the US military during the Cold War, and was further developed by the National Science Foundation and US universities. The military developed packet sharing, while the universities developed a network of computers to share academic work.

Answer 5

The Military! Not Al Gore thats for sure

Answer 6

Al Gore

Answer 7

Carl Winslow

Answer 8

The US Department of Defense, project ARPANET in 1969

But The Father Of Internet is TiM BERNALLI................

for more reference goto www.wikipedia.org

Answer 9

Dan Quale

Answer 10

Itz a group work man (there is no single person..) internet firstly invented by US defense & technical group.. & itz firstly used for defense..

Answer 11

The US Department of Defense, project ARPANET in 1969.