History of Digital [Media]
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A throwback to the 90s, this is a history of digital with an emphasis on the bubble years. It's a "talking" deck - so may not be the best for reading as lots of context is lost.
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History of Digital [Media]
- 1. History of Digital [Media] TMK University: Digital July 9, 2010
- 2. agenda firsts & their people growth the webs the bubble competition metrics
- 3. “If you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development.” - Aristotle
- 4. firsts and their people
- 10. Important People Tim Berners-Lee Inventor, WorldWideWeb Vint Cerf Father of the Internet Marc Andreesen Mosaic Browser, Netscape
- 11. growth
- 12. 2007: 108,810,358 web sites (Netcraft Survey)
- 13. the webs
- 14. Introductions of the Webs
- 15. Web 1.0: static pages Web 2.0 Web 3.0 Web ???
- 17. Web 1.0: static pages Web 2.0: dynamic content & social networking Web 3.0 Web ???
- 19. Web 1.0: static pages Web 2.0: dynamic content & social networking Web 3.0: semantic tagging of content Web ???
- 21. the bubble
- 22. Nasdaq Composite
- 31. Idea 1.5 Money In Bank Account (until adoption assuming = revenue) Mainstream Adoption Early Adopters
- 32. competition
- 33. Competition 2003 2002 2004 1995 1998 1995
- 34. metrics
- 35. Hits Pages Clicks Conversions …..
- 36. and the future? next week: History of Social & Search
- 37. Darren Herman Chief Digital Media Officer 212 337 4543 dherman@mediakitchen.tv @dherman76
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Vinton G. Cerf is a computer scientist who is known throughout the industry as the primary force behind the development of the Internet. He has been called the "Father of the Internet" and the "King of the Internet." Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor of the World Wide Web initiative which he started in 1989 for his own use as a researcher at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (known as CERN) in Switzerland. Marc Andreessen, a computer designer in his twenties, helped create the path-breaking browser Mosaic in 1993 while an undergraduate student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In those days, Mosaic was one of the few graphic-smart programs for viewing WWW pages on the Internet. Andreessen was one of seven members of the original Mosaic development team at the National Center for Supercomputer Applications at the university. In 1994, Andreessen cofounded a company, now named Netscape Communications Corporation, with James H. Clark, founder of Silicon Graphics Inc. One of the primary aims of Netscape Communications is to develop tools for navigating cyberspace.