

| Subject: | Re: 1978, Netscape and the Internet Was: any flux capacitor conversions ava... |
| From: | Ben T |
| Date: | Mon, 1 Oct 2001 19:58:15 EDT |
That's not really the world wide web which is what this guy was making a reference to. At AT&T we used to use the customers (phone) line record to send messages to one another in the late 70's. No Vanagons to talk about since they weren't present then. There were even fictitious customer accounts made up by some enterprising souls so that nobody's actual records get mistakenly corrupted. Most of this stuff was Intranet versus Internet. I'm quite certain there were other methods used at about the same time. However, none of it was truly accessible to the general public and IIRC it was not called the "net". BenT
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