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Flattener #2:"8/9/95, The New Age of Connectivity: when the web went Around and Netscape Went Public." The second flattener is a combination of technologies that gave us access to what we now know as the World Wide Web. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, using the Internet required considerable computer expertise and was often conducted over black-and-white text terminals. In the early 1990s, a scientist at CERN named Tim Berners-Lee created the programming language for writing webpages (called HTML) that allowed authors to do things like make "links" from one page to another and to store and share images. What really got things moving was the release of the first Netscape web browser in December 1994. Netscape took the HTML language and put it in the background the foreground became the pretty combination of images, text, and links that we think of today when we browse the Web. Netscape made the Web user-friendly and suddenly everybody was getting online. In addition, Netscape was available for every major operating system: Microsoft Windows, Apple, and