Abstract
Two early networking experiments joined a time-sharing computer at the System Development Corporation with systems at the Stanford Research Institute briefly in 1963 and at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory in 1966–1967. Both were influenced by J.C.R. Licklider’s interest in resource sharing and included experiments with the interactive use of remote programs.
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