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Social Media Timeline
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ARPANET
The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) was an early packet switching networks and the first network to implement the protocol TCP/IP. Both technologies became the foundation for the Internet. -
BBS
Bulletin Board System (BBS) emerges as one of the earliest known forms of social media. -
Stored Communication Act
This Law bans and makes it a a crime to access unsanctioned entry to hardwire, disclosure, and records that are exclusive. -
Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
This law made it a federal crime to access a secured computer without jurisdiction. -
WWW
The World Wide Web (WWW) is an information space where documents and other web resources are identified by Uniform Resource Locators, interlinked by hypertext links and accessible by Internet -
Yahoo
This website is now owned by Verizon Communications. It is globally known for it web portal and search engine. -
Amazon
This company is an American electronic commerce and cloud computing company created by Jeff Bezos. -
eBay
This website is an American multinational e-commerce corporation created by Pierre Omidyar. -
Section 230 of Communication Decency
This law protects individuals free speech and allow individuals to not be held responsible for what they say and do on the Internet. -
AOL
AOL Instant Messenger was initially integrated into AOL Desktop and later also released as a stand-alone download by American Online (AOL) for Microsoft Windows. -
Netflix
This website primary business is its subscription-based streaming service, which offers online streaming of a library of films and television programs including those produced in-house. -
COPPA
The Children Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) states that no person under the age of thirteen is allowed to have their information collected and used for data or for other means. -
Section 512 of Title 17
This law is the copyright law for videos. The owner of the video no matter what platform it is posted on has the permission to removed the video from any platform they do not want it on because they have the rights to it. -
Google
American multinational technology company that specializes in Internet-related services and products which include online advertising technologies, search engine, cloud computing, software, and hardware. -
Linkedin
This website was created for companies, businesses, and it professionals to stay connected. -
Myspace
This website allowed the rest of the world to connect with one another. They are able to customize their page with a specific theme and song. A person could blog, create groups, direct message, and share various types of media. -
Facebook
This website allows individuals to communicate and connect with people all across the world. They provide live streaming, news, media, and shareable content among its users. -
Flickr
This website is used for images and video posting to the person personal account. -
YouTube
This website allows individuals to make blogs, videos, short clips, and movies. -
Twitter
This website gave meaning to micro blogging. People now blogged with only 280 character. They can use the website for politics, news, and spots. -
Tumblr
It is a micro blogging website that individuals can post comments, pictures, or videos. -
Pinterest
A photo sharing website that became popular for users to pin ideas, recipes, and life hacks. -
SnapChat
This is a social media service website that is known for it photo and video sharing between friends -
Tinder
A widely popular dating oriented social networking service app -
Fair Use
A legal doctrine that promotes freedom of expression by permitting the unlicensed use of of copyright protected works in certain circumstances.