Series Introduction

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Series Introduction by Karl Auerbach

Today, in 2022, the Internet is everywhere.

Thirty years ago there was no World Wide Web.

Sixty years ago there was no Internet.

This series looks at the first half of those sixty years, 1965 through 1995.

Those decades saw the opening of telephone circuits to public uses; the rise of packet switching; the creation of TCP and IP; the invention of Ethernet; the convergence of academic and research networks; the deployment of network exchange points; and the maturation of routing and naming protocols.

Introduction on History of the Internet, 1965-1995

Series Introduction

Series Introduction by Karl Auerbach