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Author	Title	Publisher:	Date	Format
The History Channel	Modern Marvels: The Internet: Behind the Web	The History Channel	Feb, 2000	TV show/Video
Suggested By: Eric Feay			Added: 4/3/2000
			Last Modified: 4/3/2000
Comments: From HistoryChannel.com: "THE INTERNET: BEHIND THE WEB ventures back to 1969 when the ARPA net, the precursor to today's WWW, first went on line. Tim Berners-Lee, the visionary behind the ARPA, reveals how and why it came about. We'll meet Ray Tomlinson, the man who wrote the software for the first email program, as well as Bob Metcalfe, the inventor of ethernet technology, and Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn, who developed the TCP/IP protocols which make the modern internet possible."

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