The imminent death of the web "page"
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Tom Van de Zande is an internet architect, UX consultant, information designer, and web developer based in the Netherlands. The document provides a brief history of media and technology, from early experiments with moving images in the 1830s to the development of radio in the 1890s-1900s and the Arpanet/Internet in the 1960s-1970s. It discusses the concepts of imitation, resistance, amazement, and authenticity over the evolution of new technologies.
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- 1. Tom Van de Zande @tomvdz The imminent death of the web “page” beta
- 5. ARIA
- 7. 1. Amazement
- 11. “Photographs of moving objects” 1893
- 12. 1895
- 13. 1895
- 15. Hertzian waves 1897 - Hertzian Telegraphy 1897 1898 - Radio-telegraphy 1904 -The Wireless Telegraph Conference 1907 - Radio
- 18. Network Working Group Vinton Cerf Request for Comments: 675 Yogen Dalal NIC: 2 Carl Sunshine INWG: 72 December 1974 SPECIFICATION OF INTERNET TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROGRAM December 1974 Version 1. INTRODUCTION This document describes the functions to be performed by the internetwork Transmission Control Program [TCP] and its interface to programs or users that require its services. Several basic assumptions are made about process to process communication and these are listed here without further justification. The interested reader is referred to [CEKA74, TOML74, BELS74, DALA74, SUNS74] for further discussion. The authors would like to acknowledge the contributions of R. Tomlinson (three way handshake and Initial Sequence Number Selection), D. Belsnes, J. Burchfiel, M. Galland, R. Kahn, D. Lloyd, W. Plummer, and J. Postel all of whose good ideas and counsel have had a beneficial effect (we hope) on this protocol design. In the early phases of the design work, R. Metcalfe, A. McKenzie, H. Zimmerman, G. LeLann, and M. Elie were most helpful in explicating rious issues to be resolved. Of course, we remain responsible no doubt lurk in the “Internet” 1974
- 21. 1998
- 22. 1998
- 23. 2. Resistance
- 25. 1844
- 26. 1844 “Thatwas a sight to have seen; but one I never care to see again! How much longer shall knowledge be allowed to go on increasing?”
- 27. 1920 “Thewireless music box has no imaginable commercialvalue. Whowould pay for a message sent to nobody in particular?”
- 28. 1876 "The Americans have need of the telephone, butwe do not. We have plenty of messenger boys." Sir William Preece chief engineer of the British Post Office
- 29. “Do I need a mobile phone?” “As much asyou need a Porche 911 turbo.” 2011
- 30. “We’re promised instant catalog shopping–just point and click for great deals. Storeswill become obselete. So how come my local mall does more business in an afternoon than the entire Internet handles in a month?” — Clifford Stoll 1995
- 32. 3. Imitation
- 33. inhoud ander medium statische registratie toneel en theater
- 34. Xerox Parc
- 36. familiarity, easier to grasp a concept
- 37. Skeuomorphism
- 38. 1996
- 39. 2001
- 41. 4. Authenticity
- 42. 1903
- 43. 1910
- 44. 1926
- 45. 1930
- 46. 1941
- 47. 1957
- 48. 1960
- 49. 1971
- 50. 1981
- 51. 1998
- 52. 2002
- 53. 2013
- 55. 1991
- 56. 1993
- 57. 1995
- 58. 1996
- 59. 1996
- 60. 1997
- 61. 1997
- 62. 1997
- 63. 2000
- 64. 2000
- 65. 2005
- 66. 2007
- 67. 2010
- 68. 2015
- 69. 2015
- 70. 2015
- 71. 2015
- 74. Tom Van de Zande @tomvdz tomvdz@gmail.com