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18 Interesting Firsts on the Internet

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Check out this post and see how recent some of these innovations are.

18 Interesting Firsts on the Internet

1. The First Email
2. The First Ever Domain Name
3. The First SPAM Email Ever
4. The First Ever Mobile Phone with Internet Access Facility
5. The First Ever Website
6. The First Ever E-Commerce Website and Transaction
7. The First Ever Online Bank
8. The First Ever Search Engine
9. The First Ever Blog
10. The First Ever Podcast
11. The First Item Ever Sold on eBay
12. The First Book Ever Sold on Amazon
13. The first edit on Wikipedia
14. The First Ever Video on YouTube
15. The First Ever Message on Twitter
16. The First Ever Voice Chat Service
17. The First Ever Website Hacked
18. The First Ever Social Network Site

I was surprised by some.

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on March 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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