The document discusses the evolution of the internet since its inception, highlighting significant innovations from the early days to 2013. It contrasts the original ideals of an open and informative internet with its commercialized and distracting nature today. Positive examples of innovation, such as a young inventor's cancer detection test and advancements in 3D printing, suggest a potential for hopeful future developments.

1. internet
time to reboot!
Internet Hungary 2013, Siófok
Sirous Kavehercy | @TripylonMedia | © 2013

3. Michael Hart, 1971
Invented E-Boek &
The Oldest Digital Library Online

4. Michael Hart, 1971
“Help Break Down the Bars
of Ignorance and Illiteracy”

5. “Xerox Could Have Owned The Entire
Computer Industry” – Steve Jobs

6. 1971-1975
Personal Computers
Bitmap Display
Windows Graphical User Interfaces
Desktop Publishing
Object-Oriented Programming
Laser Printing
Ethernet
Peer-to-Peer & Client-Server

8. 1975, AMATEUR USER GROUP
HOMEBREW COMPUTER CLUB

9. 1980’s

10. Internet 1993 - Click For Video
1993
Open, Informative, Community

11. 2013

12. INTERNET HAS BECOME
SYNONYMOUS WITH…

13. 2013
Branded, Controlled, Distracting

14. IS THIS
WHERE
WE
WANT TO BE?

16. There Is Hope!

17. Jack Andraka

18. 15-Year-Old Invents An Early-Stage
Detection Test Of Pancreatic Cancer
“Through The Internet, Anything Is Possible” - Jack

19. GLOBAL BRAIN

20. WE ARE HERE!

21. instructables.com

23. Asthmapolis: GPS Enabled Asthma Inhaler

25. 70% IMPROVEMENT IN
ASTHMA CONTROL

26. Replacement For Twitter/Facebook
Open Source & Secure
Made Possible Through Crowdfunding

29. 3D Printer

31. 17 x 17 x17 Rubik’s Cube Puzzle
Designed by: Oscar van Deventer
Printed by: Shapeways.Com

32. World’s First 3D Printed Building In Amsterdam

33. 3D PRINTER, FABLAB BUDAPEST

34. final
thought…

36. CULTURE
COMMUNICATION
MEDIA