A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

A system known as ARPANET inspired the World Wide Web, and with it came issues that still exist in today's digital age.

Some of those same concerns over the so called "bad sides" of the internet that were emerging as the web got commercialized — things like spam, scams, hackers and more — eventually led to ...

The ARPANET was created in the late 1960s after the U.S. Defense Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency Network — which the system was named after — funded a project by computer ...

We created the first service attack, and it took them down ... but the cat was out of the bag," Kleinrock said. "The commercial world saw that and said, 'Oh, my goodness.

The Internet is more analogous to public infrastructure, and the infrastructure should be available to all citizens, just like roads, water and sewer systems. It is programming, not the ...

Forget Al Gore. The Internet — at least as a concept — was invented nearly a century ago by a Belgian information expert named Paul Otlet imagining where telephones and television might ...