History of internet

1962
J.C.R
Licklider
Proposed
the idea of
a network
of
computers
1969
First
message
sent from
one
computer
to another
over
Arpanet
1971
Ray
Tomlinson
developed
E-Mail
1971
Vinton Cerf
developed
Transmissio
n Control
Protocol
(TPC)
1991
Tim
Burners-Lee
invented the
WorldWide
Web
1993
Mosaic
invented –
popularised
surfing the
web
1990’s
Dial up
Internet
2004
Facebook
invented
1998
Broadband
2005
YouTube
invented
2006
Twitter
invented
1999
MSN
invented
1999
Netflix
Subscription
begins
1997
Netflix
invented
1998
Google
The History of the Internet

 “Web 2.0 is the term given to describe a second generation of the WorldWide
Web that is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share
information online”
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/W/Web_2_point_0.html
 “Web 2.0 is the current state of online technology as it compares to the early
days of theWeb, characterized by greater user interactivity and
collaboration, more pervasive network connectivity and enhanced
communication channels.”
http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Web-20-or-Web-2
 “A collective term for certain applications of the Internet and theWorldWide
Web, including blogs, wikis, video sharing services, and social media websites
such as Facebook and MySpace, which focus on interactive sharing and
participatory collaboration rather than simple content delivery.”
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/web-2-0.html
 “A second generation in the development of the WorldWideWeb, conceived
as a combination of concepts, trends, and technologies that focus on user
collaboration, sharing of user-generated content, and social networking.”
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/web-2-0

 YouTube
 Twitter
 Facebook
 Instagram
 Tumblr
 Kick Starter
 Wikipedia
 Blogger
 Pintrest
 Flickr
 Keneva.com

What is this site for & what does it allow users to do?
Flickr is a popular photo and video sharing service with advanced and
powerful features such as tagging and chat rooms. It allows people to share
and view their own and each other's photos/ videos.
Why is it a web 2.0 application?
It is a web 2.0 application as it allows people to contribute to the internet as
they can post their own photos and videos for other people to view.
How does it impact on media audiences?
Flickr allows the audience more flexibility with what they want to see as
they can search for particular tags. It also allows them to increase their
creativity.
How does it impact on media producers?
Flickr allows producers to promote their media in a visual way to their
audience as it enables them to post images of their work for the general
public to view.

Wikipedia is a free encyclopedia, written collaboratively by the people who
use it allowing the general public to share their knowledge on a topic with
the internet.There are also smaller versions calledWikia’s that focus on a
particular film/tv e.c.t.
It is a 2.0 web application as it allows people to contribute their knowledge
on a specific subject onto the website and thousands of changes are done
per hour.
It provides the media audience with the information they want to know
about the specific subject, improving their knowledge of the product.
Due to it being changeable by the general public, it can lead to bad publicity
which could impact the profits of the media and the credibility of its
producers. However, it does provide basic information for the fans of the
media producer and the product itself.

Twitter is a social media website that allows people to post “tweets”
using 140 characters or less as well as posting photos and videos. It
also enables them to keep up to date with their favourite celebrities.
It allows people to post their own content in forms of tweets, photos
and videos onto the internet.
It allows the audience to keep up to date with the production of their
favourite products and the future and current work of their favourite
producers.
It impacts the media producers as it is an effective way for them to
promote their work to the general public and increase their fan base
by keeping people up to date on their work.

Facebook is a free social media site that allows the public to create profiles,
post videos and photos and keep in contact with friends and family.
It allows the public to post their own content onto the internet through their
profiles.
It provides an effective way of keeping up to date on the progress of their
favourite media as many companies, artists, e.c.t have an official page
which allows the audience to track and view their favourite products.
It impacts media producers as it enables them to effectively promote their
work on social media and post their products in an easy accessible way for
their audience.

Kaneva is a 3DVirtual World that allows people to surf the web, social
networking and share media.
It allows the audience to post videos and pictures onto the internet.
It allows them to access the typical aspects of the internet in a new
virtual and entertaining form.
It allows the producers to share their projects onto the internet for
the general public to view.

Kickstarter is a global website that allows people to post their
projects in order to receive funding.
It is a web 2.0 app as it allows people to post their projects online for
the viewing of others.
It allows the media audience to view other peoples work that they
find interesting and help contribute to funding it.
It allows new producers to arise as people’s work slowly gets funded
to be created, possibly professionally. However this means that there
is competition for existing producing.

Instagram is an online mobile photo and video sharing, and social
networking service that enables its users to take pictures and videos, and
share them either publicly or privately.
It is a web 2.0 application as it allows people to contribute to the internet by
posting their own videos and photos.
It allows the audience to easily search what they are looking for through
tags as well as being able to keep up to date with their favourite celebrities.
It allows them to keep their fan base updated and create buzz on new
projects through visual elements.

YouTube is a free website that allows billions of people to discover, watch
and share originally-created videos as well as message other users.
It is a web 2.0 application that allows people to post their own videos
therefore contributing to the internet.
It allows them to view their favourite stars in an easy accessible way through
the free videos as well as create their own products.
It can have both a positive and negative impact on producers as it provides
free publicity for their projects especially in the forms of trailers and
snippets but it can also lead to less profits as most people won’t purchase
the project if they can view it online for free.

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