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Since the advent of the Internet, the world has become more tightly connected. The habit of reading newspapers is slowly being replaced by network .

In today's society, most people no longer use paper and pens, but communicate through e-mail. We now watch TV or movies through the network, the network even become a comprehensive business mode, and even we now shopping and pay bills are fully accessible through the Internet. also through a variety of social media network at the same time changed the meaning of friendship . Through the network, we have to get in touch with the small, can be said that the emergence of the Internet is a change in the life of the big event.

Having a great idea is one thing. It is most important to turn ideas into a thriving company through innovation and implementation. These people are very influential in the development of the network: past, present and future. They changed the internet and radically changed the way we live today. Imagine a world without internet. You can't imagine, because the Internet has been integrated into our daily life.

1. Winton Sove and Karn Bob-the father of the Internet.

The father of the Internet, Winton Sove and Mr. Strauss-Kahn, created the TCP/IP communication protocol set, a language used by computers to talk to each other on the network. Winton Sove once said that the Internet is just a reflection of human life, and spam is a side effect of free service.

2. Inventor of the Berners-Li Wanwei Network (WWW)

Berners-Li Fa the World Wide Web. He wrote the first network client and server program, and designed a way to create links, hypertext, and a wide variety of online information. He now maintains network standards and continues to refine the web design as head of the World Wide Web Consortium.

3. Rey Tomlinson--the father of e-mail (email)

Programmer Rey Tomlinson, the father of email, allows the exchange of messages between machines in different locations, between universities, across continents, and oceans. He proposed using the symbol "@" as the e-mail address format. Today, more than 1 billion people around the world play the @ sign every day.

4. Michael Hart-The father of the electronic book

Michael Hart created E-books, breaking the chains of ignorance and illiteracy. He launched Project Gutenberg, considered the first electronic library in the world to change the way we read. Collectibles include works in the public domain and copyrighted works with a clear license.

5. Gari Sork-the first electronic spam

Peddling information is an age-old marketing technique. Gari Sork for the first time on the Apache network for Digital's new T-Series VAX system to send large quantities of mail to customers. He didn't realize that he was sending the world's first spam message.

6. Professor Scott Ferman--the first emoticons

Professor Scott Ferman is thought to be the first person to use a smiley face sign based on ASCII, which he believes helps to distinguish humorous and serious posts. Now, people use these symbols in Messenger programs, chat rooms, and email.

7. Anderson, Netscape Navigator

Anderson revolutionized the Internet navigation system. He proposed the first widely used web browser, called Mosaic (Mosaic), which was later commercialized as Netscape Navigator. Anderson is also the founder and chairman of the Ning website and invests in several startups, including Digg,plazes, and Twitter.

8. Jaco Aucarillen--Internet Relay Chat, IRC

Jaco Aucarillen developed the first real-time online chat tool in Finland, known as Internet Relay Chat. IRC became famous since 1991.

When Iraq invaded Kuwait, radio and television signals were closed, but the latest information was disseminated through IRC.

9. Robert Tapan Morris-the first worm

The concept of worms is unique compared to traditional hackers.

Instead of entering a network, they send a small program that they encode to do the work. Based on this concept, Robert Tapan Morris created the Morris Worm. This was the first generation of worms that were sent to the Internet in the late 80, inadvertently causing damage and "loss of productivity" worth thousands of of dollars.

10. David Bonnet-Global Village (Geocities)

David Bonnet with John Retzler in 1994 to create a global village. Later it became the largest community on the Internet. He took the lead in practice and successfully realized the idea of providing free homepage to web users. The company closed the service on October 27, 2009.

11. Cunningham-the first wiki (wiki)

American programmer Cunningham developed the first wiki, allowing people to collaborate online to create and edit pages together. The wiki used by Cunningham comes from the Hawaiian language, meaning "fast."

12. Sabille-Abou-Hotmail

Sabille-Diego founded Hotmail, its capital letter H illustrates that writing the architecture is based on Web language HTML. He sold the free email service Hotmail to Microsoft for 400 million dollars, making him a news man. 1998, he was Draper Fisher Jurvertson fund as "the best Entrepreneur of the Year", in 2002, also by "Time" magazine as one of international business "concern". His most exciting acquisition in 2009 was Jaxtyr, who believes the company must be able to replace Skype in the global toll-free telephone service.

13. Matt Dragi-"Drudge Report".

Matt Dragi pioneered the news aggregation website "Drudge Report". He was the first to announce news that later turned into the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and the site became a hit.

14. Larry Page and Sergey-Google (Wikipedia)

Larry Page and Sergey have changed the way we search and use the Internet. They have an intimate teamwork as the top of the search giant. Their company has grown rapidly every year since its inception. Page and Brin used their own funds to start a business, but the site developed too quickly beyond their own available resources. They later gained private investment through Stanford. Larry Page and Sergey and their Google companies prefer technology to business.

15. Bill Gates, Microsoft

Bill Gates set up a software company called "Micro", combining a variety of "microcomputer software." Later, Bill Gates developed a new GUI (graphical user interface) for the disk operating system. He called the new style "window". He has completed his famous mission statement, "Every desk and every family has a computer", at least in developed countries.

16. Steve Jobs-Apple (AAPL)

Steve Jobs's innovative idea of personal computers revolutionized the computer hardware and software industry. The Apple founder changed the way we work, entertain and communicate. He makes simple and neat web design more stylish. The story of Apple and Steve Jobs is determination, creative genius, passion and purpose to pursue innovation.

17. Brad Fitz Patrick-Dating Network (livejournal)

Brad Fitz Patrick created the earliest blogging platform for dating networks. His nickname on the internet is Bradfitz. He also created a number of free software projects, such as memcached systems on LiveJournal, Facebook and YouTube. Dating networks are still an online community where people can share their latest life information through diaries and blogs. Members are contacted by creating a buddy list that links to their friends ' recent entries.

18. Fanning-na Dempster (Napster)

Fanning developed the Napster-point file-sharing program designed to allow music enthusiasts to find and trade music. Users put any file they wish to share with others in their hard disk special directory. At its peak in 2001, the service had more than 25 million users, and after a series of high-profile lawsuits, Napster was forced to shut down, and it helped to launch the digital music Revolution, which is now ruled by Apple. Napster was subsequently repackaged and acquired by Roxio.

19. Peter Thille (Peter Thiel)

Peter Thille is one of the network celebrities associated with PayPal. With PayPal, people can send money to each other instantly. PayPal has begun opening its code to a small number of developers so that they can use the hyper-trading framework to deal with the business. Peter Thille, who co-founded PayPal at the age of 31, sold it to ebay at $1.5 billion a year after 4.