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Vinton Cerf on Evolution of the Internet February 19, 2009

Posted by Matthew Woolums in Articles/Videos, History.
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WebProNews has a nice 19 minute video interview of Vinton Cerf, also known as the father of the Internet. At one point, he describes the initial work on the Internet as just solving a problem of getting interconnected networks to connect in a consistent way. Looks like we’ve come a long way!

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