August is National "Work On Your Website" Month

Happy 20th Birthday to the World Wide Web! According to Chase's Calendar of Events, August 1990 heralded the birth of the World Wide Web when Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau of CERN (the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Switzerland) first suggested the idea. By October they had a prototype web browser. Within a few months they introduced Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and the concept of the Uniform Resource Locator (URL).

Twenty years later, the World Wide Web is not only an academic success but also a commercial one. Thanks to the Web, small businesses have the ability to compete with big companies if they have the training and knowledge they need to conduct business online.

This is where the Internet Business Literacy Project can help. Through Tooliedotter Press, the sponsoring company (and its products), entrepreneurs and small businesses can find the basic training they need to successfully operate over the Internet. We teach classes and webinars in HTML and related technologies, Internet Marketing, and best practices for online success, including copywriting, marketing principles, and CAN-SPAM compliance.

We're marking the 20th Birthday of the World Wide Web by announcing that August is National "Work on Your Website" Month. We're encouraging small business owners to seek training on how to take advantage of the opportunities that online marketing offers, especially in light of the recent economic downturn. By adding or increasing their online marketing presence, entrepreneurs and small business owners have a chance to reach customers outside their immediate geographic area, and to deliver goods and services over the Internet.

We have some special events this month that invite individuals, entrepreneurs, and small business owners to learn more about Internet Marketing.

We invite you to explore the pages of this website, including our free resources, training products, our blog, and our press materials. We're available to the media for questions, interviews, and followup dialog.

If you have questions or would like to help, contact us through this website.

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Key Dates in Computing History

Information provided by Chase's 2010 Calendar of Events.

Feb 14, 1946
ENIAC Computer -- First electronic digital computer introduced at the University of Pennsylvania.
June 14, 1951
Univac Computer -- First commercial computer designed for the US Bureau of the Census.
October 29, 1969
Internet Started -- First connection created between computers at UCLA and Stanford Reasearch Center on what would become the Internet.
June 5, 1977
Apple II Computer -- Released by Apple Corporation, selling for US$1,298.00.
August 12, 1981
IBM Personal Computer -- Introduced by IBM selling for US$1,565.00.
August 1, 1990
World Wide Web suggested and developed by 2 scientists at the CERN Laboratory in Switzerland.



August is National "Work On Your Website" Month Happy 20th Birthday to the World Wide Web! According to Chase's Calendar of Events, August 1990 heralded the birth of the World Wide Web when Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau of CERN (the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Switzerland) first suggested the idea. By October they had a prototype web browser. Within a few months they introduced Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and the concept of the Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Twenty years later, the World Wide Web is not only an academic success but also a commercial one. Thanks to the Web, small businesses have the ability to compete with big companies if they have the training and knowledge they need to conduct business online. This is where the Internet Business Literacy Project can help. Through Tooliedotter Press, the sponsoring company (and its products), entrepreneurs and small businesses can find the basic training they need to successfully operate over the Internet. We teach classes and webinars in HTML and related technologies, Internet Marketing, and best practices for online success, including copywriting, marketing principles, and CAN-SPAM compliance. We're marking the 20th Birthday of the World Wide Web by announcing that August is National "Work on Your Website" Month. We're encouraging small business owners to seek training on how to take advantage of the opportunities that online marketing offers, especially in light of the recent economic downturn. By adding or increasing their online marketing presence, entrepreneurs and small business owners have a chance to reach customers outside their immediate geographic area, and to deliver goods and services over the Internet. We have some special events this month that invite individuals, entrepreneurs, and small business owners to learn more about Internet Marketing. We invite you to explore the pages of this website, including our free resources, training products, our blog, and our press materials. We're available to the media for questions, interviews, and followup dialog. If you have questions or would like to help, contact us through this website.		Download Free Website/ Blog Planning Kit Follow Us on Twitter Key Dates in Computing History Information provided by Chase's 2010 Calendar of Events. Feb 14, 1946 ENIAC Computer -- First electronic digital computer introduced at the University of Pennsylvania. June 14, 1951 Univac Computer -- First commercial computer designed for the US Bureau of the Census. October 29, 1969 Internet Started -- First connection created between computers at UCLA and Stanford Reasearch Center on what would become the Internet. June 5, 1977 Apple II Computer -- Released by Apple Corporation, selling for US$1,298.00. August 12, 1981 IBM Personal Computer -- Introduced by IBM selling for US$1,565.00. August 1, 1990 World Wide Web suggested and developed by 2 scientists at the CERN Laboratory in Switzerland.

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