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The first public demonstration of ARPANET's capabilities was at the International Computer Communication Conference in October 1972. This exhibition is thought to have inspired confidence in developing network technologies and support for further development grew. <ref name="Hx 1970s">http://www.newmedia.org/history-of-the-internet.html?page=2 The New Media Institute. 20 Mar 2015</ref> In May of that year, Ray Tomlinson completed programming an application that would allow inter-network messaging, from user to user. The program expanded, giving users the ability to not only read messages, but file, forward and respond directly to messages. <ref name="Invention of Internet" />
The first public demonstration of ARPANET's capabilities was at the International Computer Communication Conference in October 1972. This exhibition is thought to have inspired confidence in developing network technologies and support for further development grew. <ref name="Hx 1970s">http://www.newmedia.org/history-of-the-internet.html?page=2 The New Media Institute. 20 Mar 2015</ref> In May of that year, Ray Tomlinson completed programming an application that would allow inter-network messaging, from user to user. The program expanded, giving users the ability to not only read messages, but file, forward and respond directly to messages. <ref name="Invention of Internet" />
===Beyond ARPANET===
===Beyond ARPANET, 1973===
Having secured ARPANET's closed network, [[Robert Kahn]] and [[Vinton Cerf]] collaborated on connecting multiple networks. This project later transitioned into Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and would allow multiple networks to interact and stand alone with security separate from the interconnected family. This would also allow a decentralized approach to managing networks.
In the same year ARPANET made its first international connections to the University College of London and the Royal Radar Establishment of Norway.
==ICANN==
==ICANN==