Internet

Contains an investigation into the origins of email.

Professional organization that strives to enhance the image of email marketing and communications. Resources, initiatives and standards, events, and news.

Offer email delivery notifications and tracking reports.

List for developers of tools to prevent spam.

United States, European Union, and other countries' laws and pending legislation regarding unsolicited commercial email.

Spam-related mailing list. Includes subscription information, and FAQ.

Free internet based, self paced training for A Plus Hardware, Network Plus, Internet Application Developer, and Windows 2000 Professional. A minimal administration fee applies.

Guide shows ten easy things to do to ensure your questions are answered quickly and well in a live chat environment.

Basics on using the Net for those who don't like reading long manuals. Includes tips on searching, using email, newsgroups and chatting.

A starting point for those new to the net. Includes many helpful links and descriptions to often sought resources.

Offers online computer courses, tips, and configuration help, including a jargon buster, and HTML tags.

A detailed list of free and commercial services that provide fax services via e-mail, the web and desktop software.

Bittorrent news and related information.

A database of IP adresses which may be searched to determine if an IP was used in torrent networks. Also offers searches for torrent hashes and filenames.

On-demand archiving system for web pages, usable for generating permanent references. Information about the service; archiving and search forms.

Opinion piece by Ashlee Vance about how archive.org doesn't permanently save material the way most people believe it does.

Personal site of the man who co-founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation and started the alt.* Usenet hierarchy. Includes his political views, thoughts on drugs, a biography and press mentions.

Weblog on technology, society, politics, and the blogosphere from a founder of Salon.

Internet commentary by Fred Wilson, a New York-based venture capitalist.

Advice and information sharing community for young people.

Message board with discussions covering urban issues such as politics, entertainment, drugs, sports and the media in large cities around the world.

Discusses politics, entertainment and news, arts and culture.

Message boards for irreverent discussion, and orange eating contests.

General discussion. Sections include an anonymous board to rant and a board about the deep web.

Features links to articles on management strategies.

Personal and group blogs tied in with many other social networking features. Geared to meeting people through shared interests. Free site.

Provides web application development, database design and administration, hosting, and project consulting/management.

Search for free mp3's to listen. Allows create radio stations, upload mp3, share play-list and provides a music recommendation system to include on current play-list similar songs.

Add commenting and interactivity to web pages. Compatible with all major web authoring packages. View reports and receive notification e-mails.

Web search service providing access to weather, search, shopping, stocks, and games.

Internet start page that includes voice chat, language translator, universal search, music, and news. [Dated]

Entertainment portal, giving personal recommendations through the use of artificial intelligence.

The ICANN Supporting Organization responsible for reviewing and developing recommendations on IP address policy.

Affiliated with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) via the Internet Architecture Board(IAB). Has Research Groups on Internet related issues including architecture, protocols, and technology.

Informal association of North American internet backbone operators. Hosted by MERIT.

NSSN serves as a central point to search for standards information from many sources and serves as an important gateway connecting those who seek standards to those that supply them.

ECMA, known for its ECMAScript standard, is an international association founded in 1961 and dedicated to the standardization of information and communication systems.

Gopher server formerly at Point Loma Nazarene University. Splendid live links. Also featuring Veronica-2 search engine. (For gopher links like this a Gopher capable browser such as Lynx or Firefox with the Overbite extension or must be used).

A brief presentation of the protocol, both its history and its current status, by an experienced Gopher system administrator.

An extention to the standard DCC protocol which offers the option to simply restart a transfer at the point it was broken off and to proceed without loss of connection time.

NTP Project page for Dr. Mills, primary NTP researcher for over twenty years. He and his students are working on NTP version 4 to improve robustness and security.

An open-source multimedia communication library written in C, implementing protocols such as SIP, SDP, RTP, STUN, TURN, and ICE.

The RFC which forms the second part of STD 8.

The IETF documentation of the protocol.

Forum for proxy web masters, proxy users and commercial exchange.

Internet access management system allows an organization to monitor, report and manage internal Internet use.

Paid service for anonymous web surfing via CGI proxy.

Free weekly newsletter with the latest tech news, plus commentaries, quotes, trivia, jokes.

Logger Protocol Proposal. E. Meyer, T. Skinner. February 1971.

ARPA Network Protocol Notes. E. Meyer. April 1970.