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[[Image:Internet map 1024.jpg|right|thumb|250px|A map graphically displaying interconnections on the Internet (known as [[Router|routes]])]] | |||
The '''Internet''' is a global communications network originally designed for military use during the [[Cold War]], that has sine evolved into a publicly accessible interconnected network of computers. | The '''Internet''' is a global communications network originally designed for military use during the [[Cold War]], that has sine evolved into a publicly accessible interconnected network of computers. | ||
Revision as of 08:02, 10 April 2007
A map graphically displaying interconnections on the Internet (known as routes)
The Internet is a global communications network originally designed for military use during the Cold War, that has sine evolved into a publicly accessible interconnected network of computers.
History
Impact on Society
See Also
The ARPANET was the Advanced Research Projects Agency network that evolved into today's Internet