That’s interesting. I don’t think the Internet became ubiquitous until about 1997 or so. I think the first online service to offer it was Prodigy, if I’m correct and that wasn’t until 1993 or so.
do people work for the Internet. I have never seen a job that states it is looking for workers for the internet. Where do they all work?
Is it really run by gerbils on little hampster wheels?
Who pays the workers?
“I don’t think the Internet became ubiquitous until about 1997”
Yes, to say the internet is 40, is like saying Television
was invented when Marconi transmitted a spark.
I remember working for the Associated Press in 1983 and transmitting articles to Compuserve back then. At the time, the AP had one of the most extensive non-Government networks around, and it was transmitting articles, photos, and syndicated material all over the world.
Delphi was the first national commercial online service to offer Internet access to its subscribers - 1992.