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Email Program Was The First To Use The Bcc, Cc, To, And From Fields, Arpanet Members Argued Against That Too. Tomlinson Told Gizmodo That His 1971 Solution Included The Fields As Well. Gizmodo’s Sam Biddle Wrote “… Laying Claim To The Name Of A Product That's The Generic Term For A Universal Technology Gives You Acres Of Weasel Room. But Creating A Type Of Airplane Named Airplane Doesn't Make You Wilbur Wright.

In 2017, Ayyadurai Sued Gizmodo’s Parent Company, Gawker Media, hungary phone number library And Won A $750,000 Settlement. Incidentally, He Hired The Same Attorney Who Represented Hulk Hogan In The Lawsuit Against Gawker, Which Billionaire Investor Peter Thiel Reportedly Bankrolled.




While Tomlinson’s Invention Story Was Accepted By Many In The Tech World, Ayyadurai Has Some High-Profile Supporters As Well. Although Mit Distanced Itself From Ayyadurai After The Controversy, Renowned Former Mit Professor Noam Chomsky Made Statements Backing The 1978 Date, Which Ayyadurai Released To The Press In 2012 “Email, Upper Case, Lower Case, Any Case, Is The Electronic Version Of The Interoffice, Inter-Organizational Mail System, The Email We All Experience Today And Email Was Invented In 1978 By A 14-Year-Old Working In Newark, Nj.