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About Award
The IEEE Internet Award was established by the IEEE Board of Directors in June of 1999.
Recipient selection is administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board.
Award Recipients
- Paul Baran, 2000
- Donald W. Davies, 2000
- Leonard Kleinrock, 2000
- Lawrence G. Roberts, 2000
- Louis Pouzin, 2001
- Stephen D. Crocker, 2002
- Paul V. Mockapetris, 2003
- Raymond Tomlinson, 2004
- David Crocker, 2004
- Sally Floyd, 2005
- Scott Shenker, 2006
- No Award 2007
- Michael Brescia, 2008
- Virginia Travers, 2008
- Robert Hinden, 2008
- Lixia Zhang, 2009
- Stephen Deering, 2010
