"It feels like we’re being run over." The founder of the Internet Archive has a vision for a more open digital landscape.

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Contrary to the spun narrative of innovation and entrepreneurial genius, Silicon Valley's rise is a story of calculated ...

Internet radios join the list of devices that might have been written off in the past, only to keep on going. (See also: record players, portable music players, wired headphones.) Yes, you can play ...

The financial world can be compl... In today’s world, securing a good internet connection is vital for running your daily life. Whether you work remotely, learn online or stream content for ...

Baran’s idea got implemented as the ARPANET. This network was the immediate predecessor to today’s internet. Instead of hot potatoes, the system got a more formal name, which we still use: “packet ...

His work has appeared in Dow Jones, The Telegraph, SC Magazine, Strategy, InfoWorld, Redshift,… Internet access can be activated at home, work, school, while shopping, or on the move. There are ...

Allconnect’s team of broadband experts regularly reviews the top internet service providers in the U.S., scrutinizing each company under a rigorous scoring system to help our readers make ...

Vinton Cerf, widely considered to be “father of the internet,” was on our editorial ... going to make its military communication system, ARPANET, available to the general public.

TCPIP or Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet Protocol was developed by Robert Kahn and Vinton Cerf at Arpanet. In the 1980s it was to become the common 'language' of the internet. In 1975 ...

Before the widespread adoption of TCP/IP and the ARPANET giving way to what would become the Internet, computer hobbyists used all kinds of tricks to communicate globally. The largest of these ...