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	The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become [[~~error~~\|UseNet]] and, more widely, [[Internet\|the Internet]]. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths [[Ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and [[IBM\|IBM]].		The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become [[UseNet\|UseNet]] and, more widely, [[Internet\|the Internet]]. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths [[Ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and [[IBM\|IBM]].

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Nemo: /* ARPANET AKA Advanced Research Projects Agency Network */

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ARPANET AKA Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

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	The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become [[error\|UseNet]] and, more widely, [[Internet\|the Internet]]. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths [[Ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and [[IBM\|IBM]].		The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become [[error\|UseNet]] and, more widely, [[Internet\|the Internet]]. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths [[Ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and [[IBM\|IBM]].

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	The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become UseNet and, more widely, the Internet. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths Ma Bell and IBM.		The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become [[error\|UseNet]] and, more widely, [[Internet\|the Internet]]. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths [[Ma-bell\|Ma Bell]] and [[IBM\|IBM]].

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==ARPANET AKA Advanced Research Projects Agency Network==
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The first computer network of distributed control - a system that laid the groundwork for what would eventually become UseNet and, more widely, the Internet. Though ARPANET was developed and funded by the United States Department of Defense<ref>Originally using one million dollars essentially embezzled from a ballistic missile defense program.</ref> specifically for the cataloguing and sharing of research, its emergent and foundational technologies were fluidly shared (and monetized) by the techno-communication behemoths Ma Bell and IBM.