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"  Today, October 29, marks the birth of the Internet. I was amazed to learn it&amp;#039;s 40 years old (and I thought I was aging well). Granted, this refers not to the inception of the full-fledged World Wide Web, but to the anniversary of the very first message sent over a computer network. It traveled from the computer science lab at UCLA to the one at Stanford, and consisted of only a few letters. But the path it blazed set the course for one of the most life-changing technological innovations in recent history. Read CNN&amp;#039;s interview with Leonard Kleinrock, professor of computer science at UCLA back in 1969, for his take on what&amp;#039;s in store for us as the technology continues to advance and evolve. Lauren Kuczala "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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