1. One Page summary including the revolution of the internet.

The Internet has evolved in many ways in the past 15 years. We have had Micro Controllers running at extremely low frequencies to computers having extremely high calibre processors, which are able to run at High frequencies. The Average smart phone to day can download at 8 MB/S which is the equivalent to the highest speed of the internet in 2006. In the late 70’ s there was around 20 functional networks and in 1996 there were over 50000 successful networks. Believe it or not Wi Fi technology has been around since the 1980’s; but it was only used for the top secret Federal technological development. In the 90’s the CSIRO innovated this technology to todays standard. More than 20 different tech companies paid 250 million dollars for the equipment and Australia is still waiting for a payment estimated over 1 billion dollars. There have been many revolutionary browsers which have aided in the revolution in the World Wide Web and the Internet its self. The invention of the telegraph, telephone, radio, and computer set the stage for this unprecedented integration of capabilities. The numbers have changed to over 1.5 billion users. The network's reach has expanded beyond the United States to all over the globe. But everything has its pros and cons, as it has evolved from a friendly research network to a hotbed of criminal activity including fraud and identity theft.

Ideas for the World Wide Web date back to as early as 1946 when Murray Leinster wrote a short story which described how computers (that he referred to as ‘Logics’) lived in every home, with each one having access to a central device where they could access information. Although the story has several differences to the way the web works today, it does capture the idea of a huge information network available to