who owns the internet

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Re: who owns the internet

I do!

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Re: who owns the internet

google owns it :@:
and i own the google :roman

:zobo:

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Re: who owns the internet

free wala.. wireless :D

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Re: who owns the internet

I own it & the whole world knows it :@:

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Re: who owns the internet

No one owns it, it is just a network of connected computers thats all:@:

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I own it... and if you be nice to me, Pingu bunny fishy jee , then i may give you some shares out of pure generosity....

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Re: who owns the internet

INTERNET IS OWNED BY NATAS.

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^ Satan?? How so? :hmmm:

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it is owned by everyone and no one :hmmm:

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jo koi bhi ha, kam az kam mein nahe hun

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:)

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Bcos he told me.

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you must be a chota satan for him to trust you with this secret info k he owns the net :p

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IF owner.Internet = satan

THEN cadet = satan

:hmmm:

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Re: who owns the internet

I was looking for a real good answer for this one ..and ended up on this page. There is a button on the top right…press it and turn it all off.

Link

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Re: who owns the internet

the people who originally made it in the pentagon

the voice knows all :snooty:

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It wasnt made in Pentagon? It was made in china when people started using LAN system and that was the first internet. :snooty:

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made in china but developed by pentagon :snooty:

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Invented in china :@: Developed in China, Ripped off from Pentagon because they found it efficient to it as a tool to send and recieve data while in the fields. :AID:

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Actually the Internet is a worldwide network of thousands of computers and computer networks. It is a public, voluntary, and cooperative effort between the connected institutions and is** not owned or operated by any single organisation**.
The Internet and TCP’s were initially developed in 1973 by American computer scientist Vinton Cerf as part of a project sponsored by the United States Department of ARPA and directed by American engineer Robert Kahn… so you’re all wrong :snooty: