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On 29 April 2016 the “Italian” Internet celebrated its thirty years old: the backstage, the most important images and e the main characters in a short video produced by the Registro

A very rich new Quarter the first 2016 edition. Many news and events: among them a detailed report of the Italian Internet Day. Furthermore: the new Registrar contract, "Ludoteca Registro .it” numbers and mini-marketing course. And some small news about Registry.

30 April 2016 - Celebrating the anniversary of the first Italian connection to the United States thirty years ago, Domenico Laforenza goes over his personal history, his very beginning, his experience within Cnr, till his role of Director of the Institute for Informatics and Telematics and Head of Registro .it

This is the fifth edition of the startup competition from Registro .it, the Registry of the Italian domains managed by the Institute of Informatics and Telematics of the CNR in Pisa.

On 29 April 2016 the “Italian” Internet celebrated its thirty years old: our country, through the Institute Cnuce of the Italian National Research Country (CNR), connected, for the first time (exactly on 30 April 1986), with the United States thirty years ago. On the occasion of this celebration, last 29 April, in the CNR campus of Pisa, a unique event was held, in the presence of pioneers (who materially connected Italy with the other part of the world), new leading figures of the Internet of the future and many other protagonists of the Net.

You can sign and send the Registrar contract 2016-2019.

On 30 April 1986 the CNUCE (National University Centre of Electronic Calculation) of the CNR of Pisa connected to the United States via internet, marking an important moment for our country. Bob Khan, after having experimented with TCP/IP protocol in the various American organizations already connected via Arpanet, decided to extend its application to European research institutes as well. In Italy, CNUCE was selected because of its researchers’ pioneering role in networking and for its international visibility.

To talk about “How digital technology is changing the world” Rai Scuola has created 5 episodes for the Memex series.

Domenico Laforenza was interviewed by RaiUno’s “Caffè”. He explained that “95 percent of the Web is hidden” and only 4-5% is “the part that we can see and find through search engines”.

Numbers and data, news and events, projects and presentations: the last issue of Quarter .it is out and, with the report of the last term, closes the year 2015 of the Italian Registry