Internet

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  • The Internet is a global computer network that allows people to easily exchange information over long distances. It is made up of individual computer networks which share common network protocols in order to communicate with each other. Individual networks connect to each other using traditional telecommunication lines such as telephone lines, fiber optics, coaxial cable, satellites or other wireless networking solutionsDave's Beginners Guide to the Internet: What is the Internet?
  • Spidering Out

    Although the technology began as a tool for isolated governmental and scientific facilities to share internal information,SearchAndGo.com: Internet Explained - The beginning (Part 1) the Internet has since evolved into a global public community. It is now a powerful platform for everything from entertainment and news, to business and advertising/marketing.
  • How It Works (The Short, Short Version)

    Information is split into smaller pieces called packets. The size of these packets varies in size, and are pushed through routers, computers dedicated to directing packets of information.Discover: How Much Does The Internet Weigh? (June, 2007) The router network then directs packet data along the fastest path between the source and destination computer. Packets are reassembled at the destination into the original information.Dave's Beginners Guide to the Internet: What is the Internet?

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