In 1969 UCLA Distinguished Professor Leonard Kleinrock and his team transmitted the first host-to-host message from UCLA to Stanford. The message? "LO".
Lo and behold, the internet was born.
Learn More: https://t.co/wN9dryVI9O | #InventorsDay
For the first time ever, @IAsummit is offering a #scholarship program for minority students. It's not just money to attend the conference. Come join the family at #IAS18 Applications due Feb 5, 2018 https://t.co/jexDGNEP9f
If you're from an underrepresented background and want to attend a technical conference, Project Alloy wants to make that happen. https://t.co/uATTtqTo8W Reflecting on Year One of our work — what we've accomplished so far, and where we're going.
For anyone interested in "challenging information management practices in libraries and archives"—apply for the Aaron Swartz Fellowship from @BlinkenOSA by December 31, 2017 https://t.co/wSWBTukS5w
The FCC today abdicates a fundamental responsibility — but Internet users won’t. Tell Congress: Today, and every day, we will fight to defend our Open Internet. https://t.co/3m65erCD61