Byte article on how the Internet will replace broadcasting 
A February 1996 article that discusses ISDN and MPEG mechanics as handled via Internet Web servers.
Internet index home page
The Internet Index, from Open Market, provides a collection of facts and statistics about the Internet and related activities.
Learn the Net
Learn the Net is a complete guide to the Internet designed for new users who are overwhelmed by the volume and complexity of the online world. Sections include: getting started, Internet basics, digging for data, doing business, Web publishing, and multimedia. Lastly, this guide is available in English, French, Italian, and Spanish.
Basic Guide to the Internet
Presents basic information on the workings and components of the Internet, from the University of Albany.
Birth of the Internet
Provides a history of the Internet, key contributors, companies involved, a timeline, significant events, and a collection of information regarding ARPANET.
Connecting to the Internet
This is a chapter from a book entitled, "The Internet Companion - A Beginner's Guide to Global Networking (2nd edition)" and explains how to get connected to the internet. There are good explanations of common modem standards and speeds, communications software, connection protocols, file transfer methods, and how to choose an Internet Service Provider.
History of the Internet
Hosted by the Internet Society (ISOC), this page offers links to various documents describing the history of the Internet.
Index of current internet drafts
Contains links to current Internet drafts. The drafts are listed alphabetically by working group acronym and initial post date.
NetHistory site
Offers an informal history of BITNET and the Internet., with links to archived articles, papers, and additional Internet history-related links.
Yahoo!'s computers and Internet standards page
Yahoo!'s directory of computer and Internet standards.
Yahoo!'s Internet page
Yahoo!'s directory of Internet.
Yahoo!'s Internet shareware page
Yahoo!'s directory of Internet shareware.
Yahoo!'s Internet Standards page
Yahoo!'s directory of Internet Standards.
RFC 1123
One of the most important RFCs, covering requirements for Internet client software, including Telnet, FTP, SMTP, and DNS.
