This talk explored the current trends in the Internet development to understand what it means to provide access to the Internet, especially considering the challenging environments such as rural and remote areas and passengers during flight travel. The 2 main conclusions are, 1) the benefits of physical delivery of contents is very underestimated, and 2) everything seems to be pointing out to the Internet to eventually breaking apart into many country-like Internets with in between access controls.

4. Click to edit Master subtitle styleWhat is Internet?
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How to get Internet in challenging
environments?
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Challenging environments for Internet
Long distance travelers
– long-haul trains, cruise ships, airliners
City inhabitants
– public transport, shopping malls (flash crowd)
Rural and remote areas
– in both developed and developing countries
Disaster aftermath
– any location, natural or man-made
Demand peaks
– more likely in developed countries, e.g.
sporting events (Olympics)
Let's discuss
these 2
Differences:
- duration
- #users involved
- predictability
- solution options
- some similarities
- various constraints
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29. Click to edit Master subtitle styleWhat are the key lessons?
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33. Click to edit Master subtitle styleThank you!
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