40 people who have changed the Internet (top) _ Internet

The internet has made the world so tightly interconnected that the WEB has changed our reading, communication, entertainment, shopping, socializing, and business habits, and social networking has even allowed us to retrieve our childhood playmates. The history of the Internet is accompanied by great ideas and the realization of these ideas, and behind them are those who have, or will, change the Internet. This is the first part of this article. Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn-father of the Internet

The father of the Internet Vint Cerf, along with Bob Kahn, created a TCP/IP protocol that allows computers around the world to communicate with each other. Vint Cerf once said that the Internet is a human shadow, a by-product of this free service is junk information.

The father of Tim Berners-lee-web

Tim Berners-lee invented the web, he wrote the first web browser and server, and designed the way linking and hypertext works, and he is currently responsible for Web standards in the consortium and continues to improve on his great invention.

The father of Ray Tomlinson-email

E-mail Father Ray Tomlinson is a programmer, his efforts to enable people in different parts of the world to communicate with each other, he accidentally chose the @ as an e-mail address mark, today, more than 1 billion people each day in the world to knock this character on the keyboard.

Michael Hart-Father of the electronic book

Michael Hart propelled the birth of e-books, breaking the barriers of knowledge, and he founded a project called Gutenberg, the world's earliest electronic library that changed our reading habits, including public books and fast-empowering books.

Gary Thuerk-The father of junk mail

Spam is a fairly old marketing technique, and Gary Thuerk has sent his clients a Arpanet email to sell Digital's newest T-series VAX system, which he didn't expect was the world's first spam message.

Scott Fahlman-The father of the smiley character

Scott Fahlman First Use:-) The ASCII notation represents a smiley face, hoping to enliven the message, and now everyone uses this symbol in instant messaging, chatting, and e-mail. See: When Web expressions go into reality.

Marc Andreessen-netscape, the father of the browser

Marc Andreessen brought the Internet browsing revolution, and he designed the first widely used browser, Mosaic. Mosaic later became the commercial operation of Netscape Navigator. Marc Andreessen, co-founder of the social networking platform Ning, has also invested in a range of Internet entrepreneurship projects, including digg,plazes and Twitter.

The father of Jarkko Oikarinen-irc chat

Jarkko Oikarinen developed the first online chat tool in Finland, IRC. IRC became famous when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1991, when television signals were cut off and IRC spread the latest news.

Robert Tappan Morris-the father of the worm virus

Worms and hackers are different, the latter is personal intrusion, and the worm uses a piece of code to complete the intrusion task. In the late 80, Robert Tappan Morris prepared the Morris worm virus, which spread rapidly through the Internet and brought huge losses.

Founder of David Bohnett-geocities

David Bohnett, who founded GeoCities in 1994 with John Rezner, became the largest community on the Internet at the time and was the first provider of free web space for Internet users. October 27, 2009, Seocities closed.

Ward Cunningham-the father of Wikipedia

American programmer Ward Cunningham developed the first wiki system for people to collaborate in creating and editing online content. The Wiki name comes from a Hawaiian word "quick" that means "fast."

The father of Sabeer Bhatia-hotmail

Sabeer Bhatia founded Hotmail and sold it to Microsoft for 400 million dollars. He was named an Entrepreneur of the Year by Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fund in 1998, and was one of the people to be watched by Time magazine in 2002. He acquired the Jaxtyr in 2009, a toll-free voice phone system designed to replace Skype.

The founder of Matt Drudge-drudge.

Matt Drudge founded the News aggregation website, Drudge. The site is famous for its first report on the zipper door.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin-google founder

Larry Page and Sergey Brin changed the way we search and use the Internet, they founded the search giant, Google, and grew rapidly. They started out on their own money and later accepted private investment from Stanford. They are a company that pays more attention to technology than business.

Bill Gates-Founder of Microsoft

Bill Gates founded Microsoft, and later, he developed a new graphical user interface for the DOS system, called Windows. His lifelong goal is to put the computer to every table in each family.

Steve Jobs-Apple founder

Steve Jobs's personal computer philosophy led him to complete a revolution in computer software and hardware, changing the way we work, entertain and communicate, and he created a simple, clean Web design style. The story of Apple and Jobs is a story about will, creativity, genius, and passion for innovation.

Founder of David Filo and Jerry Yang-yahoo

David Filo and Jerry Yang founded Yahoo! and made the company a global brand. Yahoo! changes the way people communicate with each other and find information. About the name of Yahoo!, they think it is out of the meaning of this word like, rude, not sophisticated, weird.

Brad fitzpatrick-live Journal Founder

Brad Fitzpatrick founded LiveJournal, one of the earliest blogging systems. He is also the author of a series of free software, such as the memcached used by LiveJournal, Facebook and YouTube. LiveJournal is still an active community where people post blog posts and communicate online.

Founder of Shawn Fanning-napster

Shawn Fanning developed Napster, a peer-to-peer file-sharing software where users put files they want to share in a designated directory for other users to download. Napster, with 25 million users at its peak in 2001, was later closed for a series of lawsuits. Napster sparked the digital music revolution, which was later dominated by Apple. Napster was later acquired by Roxio.

Founder of Peter Thiel-paypal

Peter Thiel is one of the founders of PayPal's partnership, and PayPal pioneered the online payment, which has a very complex trading framework and allows a small group of developers to use their code. Paypal was later sold to EBay for a 1.5 billion dollar price.

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This article International source: hongkiat.com people who Changed the Internet (original author: Aurora Gatbonton)

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