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Ray Tomlinson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Raymond Samuel Tomlinson (born 1941, Amsterdam, New York) is a programmer who implemented an email system in 1971 on the ARPANet. Email had been previously sent on other networks such as AUTODIN. It ...
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Who invented email? Electronic mail is a natural and perhaps inevitable use of networked communication technology that developed along with the evolution of the Internet. Indeed, message exchange in one form or another has existed from the early days of timesharing computers.
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The history of email gave birth to a criminal side ... Long before Tim Berners-Lee and Mosaic and AOL, and other points in Internet history, the humble email came into existence during the summer of 1971. Ray Tomlinson sent a message from one machine to another in the same room.
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Email Body: ... ; The following will be on the bottom of your email: ... You are receiving this email as a result of one of your friends wanting you to check out this animation: 'Inventor on car'.
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You are receiving this email as a result of one of your friends wanting you to check out this animation: 'Inventor 2'. ... The following is the description of this animation: An inventor considering an idea.
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He published his concept on an Arpanet mailing list in 1982 (he called his piece "Electronic Mail for People on the Move"), and went on to found RadioMail in the early 1990s -- a wireless email service (surprise, surprise). ... In fact, Wallace once introduced Goodfellow thusly: "Geoff's the inventor of wireless e-mail.
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Eric Allman, who founded email routing system Sendmail, tells this week's edition of technology law podcast OUT-LAW Radio that he would "never have agreed" to the project had he known how much work it was going to be.
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