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* Ronda Hauben, [https://docplayer.net/202796604-The-internet-on-its-international-origins-and-collaborative-vision-a-work-in-progress-by-ronda-hauben.html The Internet: On its International Origins and Collaborative Vision] | * Ronda Hauben, [https://docplayer.net/202796604-The-internet-on-its-international-origins-and-collaborative-vision-a-work-in-progress-by-ronda-hauben.html The Internet: On its International Origins and Collaborative Vision] | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 6 November 2021
The International Network Working Group (usually referred to by its acronym, INWG) was the first organized group to study the field of internetworking - the connection together of disparate data networks. It was formed in 1972, at the first International Conference on Computer Communications; about a year later, it was given a formal home in the International Federation for Information Processing, as IFIP Working Group 6.1 - Computer Communication.
Although the INWG eventually tailed out, a deep descendant, the Internet Engineering Task Force, is today in charge of the technology of the Internet, the internet which the INWG laid the groundwork for.
External links
- INWG Documents - curated by Alex McKenzie, a member of the INWG
- Ronda Hauben, The Internet: On its International Origins and Collaborative Vision
