The Google doodle to commemorate the three decades of the web

Like an older version of the Internet, the image of the Google logo on its main page now looks blurry and of poor quality. with the pixels clearly in view. The double "o" of Google shows an old computer connected to the current, recalling the first days of the computer revolution.

The Internet has been evolving since the 1960s and the World Wide Web is an online application based on innovations such as HTML, "URLs" and the HTTP or hypertext transfer protocol. Although the Web is part of the Internet, the Internet is not all about the Web..

Internet is a decentralized global network of computers and servers using the TCP / IP protocol family to exchange information. ARPANET, a project created in 1969 by the United States Department of Defense, aimed to communicate with universities and state institutions.

The March 12, 1989 Berners-Lee wrote his first proposal on how the Web architecture should be in the European Center for Particle Physics (CERN), fundamental to the growth of the "network of networks". Reading the proposal your direct and physical superior Mike Sendall, Affixed on the first page of the report a comment that gave the green light to a revolution:

"Fuzzy but exciting," he said.