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A Brief History of Email A BRIEF HISTORY OF EMAIL 1971 1976 1978 1982 1982 Computer engineer Queen Elizabeth II The first electronic The word “email” is The first ever smiley Ray Tomlinson sends becomes the first head advertisement is sent first used. “emoticon” is invented the first electronic mail of state to send an over a network of by Scott Fahlman. message. electronic mail government and message. university computers. Email SEND : ) 1997 1997 1997 1996 1989 Warner Bros. releases Microsoft Outlook is Microsoft buys Hotmail A few companies Elwood Edwards You’ve Got Mail which released. for about $400 million. including the fledgling records the iconic AOL grosses $250 million at Hotmail begin to offer “Welcome,” “Files’s the box office. free, use-anywhere, done,” “Goodbye,” & internet email. “You’ve got mail!” 1 1998 1999 2003 2004 2004 The word “spam” is A fraudulent email George W. Bush signs LOL and other Internet Federal Trade officially recognised in claims that Bill Gates into law the CAN-SPAM acronyms are officially Commission codifies the Oxford English plans to share his Act, the US’ first recognised in the email spam laws. Dictionary. wealth with Internet national standards for Oxford English users starts to sending commercial Dictionary. circulate. It is emails. SPAM. shared by millions! LOL! Aa $$$ SPAM. 2008 2007 2007 2005 2004 Presidential candidate Anti-phishing security Google makes Gmail SPF, the first Multimedia emails are Barack Obama protocol DKIM is available to the general technology that introduced after the compiles a database adopted by the Internet public worldwide. verifies email senders’ MMS World Congress of over 13 million email Engineering Task identities, is in Vienna. addresses. Force. established. VOTE ✔ 2011 2011 2013 2014 2017 The Associated Press A study finds that the Google introduces Sony Entertainment is 269 billion emails are Stylebook changes most easily broken Gmail tabs ensuring hacked, and hundreds sent every day with “e-mail” to “email.” email password is smarter sorting of sensitive emails are 3.7 billion email users “password” followed of email. released. North Korea worldwide.* by sequences like is blamed by U.S. “123456””* government, Email but denies responsibility. *Study by THE RADICATI ******* GROUP www.ncitech.co.uk | 01326 379 497 | [email protected] Sources: Ray Tomlinson: NPR; “The Man Who Made You Put Away Your Pen,” 2009, Queen: ABC News Online; “Queen Elizabeth sent her first email in 1976” 2006, You’ve Got Mail: Box Office Mojo: You’ve Got mail, DKIM: Network World; “Powerful new antiphising weapon DKIM emerges,” Obama: The New York Times, “Melding Obama’s Weba Youtube Presidency.” 2009, Mashable.com/2013/07/23/tabs-in-gmail, mashable.com/2011/11/17worst-internet-passwords, econsultancy.com/blog/65900-how-accurate-were-my-seven-email-marketing-predictions-for-2014, money.cnn.com/2014/12/09/technology/security/sony-hacking-roundup..
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