The document discusses the history and evolution of social media and computer networking from the 1830s to the present. It touches on key events and innovations such as the development of the telegraph, census machines, encryption techniques in WWII, ARPANET which laid the foundations for the internet, the invention of email and protocols like SMTP, the creation of the World Wide Web in the 1980s and 1990s, peer-to-peer file sharing in the 2000s, the rise of social networks in the mid-2000s, and issues around media, encryption, and policy in more recent years. Recurring themes are the open source nature of many early technologies and the shifting nature of information production, distribution and consumption online over time.

1. Social Media: Behind the Scenes
2013 week 02

2. Social & technologies

3. 1835

7. 0 1

8. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

9. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

10. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

11. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

12. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

13. Men
Informations
Cables
Machines
(bordering the network)
No intelligence within the network
Protocols

14. 1887

15. mecanography

16. Herman Hollerith
1860-1929

21. x 350 millions

26. Banking industry
Insurance industry
Census

27. 1920

28. Cryptography

31. WWII

34. Bletchley Park

37. deciphering
Enigma

38. modern
(electronic)
computer

39. Collosus

41. Alan Turing

42. reverse
engineering

43. HACKER

45. https://vimeo.com/31185786

46. sixties

49. from national corporations
to global corporation

56. global private networks

57. 1968

58. Arpanet

59. 1968 1969
1971 1973

60. packet switching

61. 192.101.34.21
118.33.106.22

62. 1969

64. 1971

65. email

66. Ray Tomlinson

68. SMTP/POP

69. it’s open source / Free Software

70. it’s open source / Free Software
it belongs to everybody

71. it’s open source / Free Software
it belongs to everybody
everybody’s free to use

72. it’s open source / Free Software
it belongs to everybody
everybody’s free to use
any way they want

73. 1973

74. TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol
Internet Protocol

75. it’s open source

76. inter-network
internet

78. distributed
intelligence
centralized
intelligence
previous networking
technologies
internet
networking

79. réseau hiérarchie
network hierarchy

80. 1979

81. Usenet
forum

82. NNTP

83. it’s open source

84. first internet based
massively social technology

85. 1979

86. 1979
socialdisruption
technologies

87. 1989

88. World Wide Web

90. Tim Bernes Lee

92. “Vague But Interesting”

93. HTTP
HTML

95. guess what?

96. it’s open source!

97. 1993

98. Mosaic

100. it’s open source

103. «World Public Library»

104. «Internet is a media»

106. 1995

109. 1999

111. P2P

112. Creation
Production
Marketing
Distribution
Entertainment Economy

113. Creation
Production
Marketing
Distribution
Entertainment Economy

115. 2001

117. but wait...

118. it’s open source

119. Creation
Production
Marketing
† Distribution
Entertainment Economy

120. abundance economy

126. ?

136. What’s the impact?

138. one more thing...

139. it’s open source

140. 2004

142. web 2.0

143. social web

145. @
Social Operating System for the Masses

146. x150
nombre de
Dumbar
Dunbar number

147. limite de
Facebook
x5000
Facebook’s limit

148. phatic link massified

149. phatic link massified
interpersonal to public phatic communication

150. phatic link massified
interpersonal to public phatic communication
(politics)

151. 2006

154. global «word of mouth»

155. global «word of mouth»
crowdsourced «breaking news»

156. global «word of mouth»
crowdsourced «breaking news»
major problem for media

157. média
Top to
bottom

158. media social media
information distribution
information production

159. 2009

160. http://bit.ly/RFrreZhttp://bit.ly/w3W3bJ

170. encryption

171. encryption

172. tax?
monetary policy?

176. one more thing...

177. it’s open source!

178. Thank you
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