Is Advertising Killing the Internet?
The first time The New York Times really used the word "Internet" was on November 5, 1988 in an article by John Markoff. The article was about the author of a computer virus and contained the sentence: "The program eventually affected as many as 6,000 computers or 10 percent of the systems linked through an international group of computer communications networks, the Internet." Actually, not a bad description of the Internet. It is fun to note that, already...
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