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'''The Internet''' is a series of networks interconnected, consisting of individual services. The Internet has evolved out of several historical networks, the most significant of which was the [[ARPANet]], a network connecting both American Universities to each other and also connecting the MILNet together (a network existing for US Military use). | '''The Internet''' is a series of networks interconnected, consisting of individual services. The Internet has evolved out of several historical networks, the most significant of which was the [[ARPANet]], a network connecting both American Universities to each other and also connecting the MILNet together (a network existing for US Military use). | ||
[[File:First Internet Demonstration 1977.jpg|thumb|The First Internet was an experimental demonstration, linking the [[ARPANet]], PRNet (an experimental Packet-Radio network), and the SATNet, a Sattelite Data-Communications Network.]] | |||
A single network is not an Internet. An Internet must have multiple networks connected to each other, else it is simply a network. | A single network is not an Internet. An Internet must have multiple networks connected to each other, else it is simply a network. | ||
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The Internet is a series of networks interconnected, consisting of individual services. The Internet has evolved out of several historical networks, the most significant of which was the ARPANet, a network connecting both American Universities to each other and also connecting the MILNet together (a network existing for US Military use).
The First Internet was an experimental demonstration, linking the ARPANet, PRNet (an experimental Packet-Radio network), and the SATNet, a Sattelite Data-Communications Network.
A single network is not an Internet. An Internet must have multiple networks connected to each other, else it is simply a network.