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On the History of Internet, its Future and Challenges Sivasubramanian Muthusamy President ISOC India Chennai At MSRIT, Bangalore on One Web Day 2008

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ISOC India Chennai Talk at MSRIT on One Web Day 2008, Sep 22.

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Page 1: On the History of Internet, Its Future and Challenges

On the History of Internet, its Future and Challenges

Sivasubramanian MuthusamyPresidentISOC India Chennai

At MSRIT, Bangalore on One Web Day 2008

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About One Web Day

One Web Day is Earth Day for the internet.

Learn about Internet, Educate Others.

Work on issues important for the Internet’s future.

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The Birth of the Internet

Advance Research Projects Agency ( ARPA ) established in 1958. Satellites launched after a year.

A project to interconnect Defense Computers in 1962 (ITPO)

This became the ARPANET in 1969.

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The first connection

Four computers, at UCLA, UCSB, Stanford and UTAH were connected on Oct 29, 1969 by the pioneers including Vint Cerf, the Father of Internet.

The first message was Log, L was sent, o was sent and when g was typed the computers crashed.

That was the birth of the ARPANET which became the NSFNET which became the Internet.

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The first connection

The first connection

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Vint Cerf, the Father of Internet

Internet Pioneers

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John Postel

Internet Pioneers

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Steve Crocker

Internet Pioneers

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Equally important names associated with ARPANET:

•J.C.R. Licklider•Larry Roberts•Robert Kahn•Will Crowther and Dave Walden•Mike Wingfield•Paul Baran

Internet Pioneers

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Internet Growth

Four computers in 1969 became 210 computers in 1981, 130,000 computers in 1989.

The Internet was mainly in the realm of Government and Universities.

The applications were BBS, Gopher, Archie, Line Browsers… until the invention of hypertext and the World Wide Web in 1990 by Tim Berners-Lee

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Tim Berners-Lee

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Hypertext and the WWW

From 1973 the Internet has extended beyond the USA. Tim Berners-Lee and team worked on the hypertext project to create the World Wide Web in 1990. This made it possible to link to text documents, images and other files and the World Wide Web, usable by users everywhere was born.

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Internet Today

800 million computers worldwide

An estimated 1.46 billion users.

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Internet Tomorrow

Target: Next 3 billion users. Internet accessed not by Desktop and Laptop computers, more by phone and Mobile Internet Devices.

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Internet Tomorrow

Today: 256 KBPS / 512 KBPS

Tomorrow:

1 MBPS ? 8 MPBS ?

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Internet Tomorrow

Or 1 GBPS ? 10 GBPS ?

Download a HD quality movie in 3 seconds ?

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Internet Tomorrow

In experiments related to the CERN’s LHC data transfer speeds in excess of 2.8 Giga bps have been achieved

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What is special about the Internet?

• Evolved by Participation for participation

• Standards by Community Model

• has its own conventions, culture and ethos, unwritten rules - all without a hierarchy of authority, with an inherent order.

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What is special about the Internet?

• Accessible worldwide. Transcends the boundaries of nations

• neutral of technology, nationhood, language, religion or race.

• open medium for freedom of speech

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What is special about the Internet?

• brings together people from around the world and has been considerably free of politics.

• Internet is a space without privilege or prejudice accorded by race, economic power, military force, or station of birth

• legal concepts of property, expression, identity, movement, and context on the Internet are different

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Who owns the Internet?

• The Telephone / cable companies?• The Internet Hardware companies?• The computer companies?• The Governments?

Or

Is that you ?

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Who controls the Internet?

• Business?• Government?• Any International Organization (s) ?

Should Internet be controlled ? Governed ?

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The Internet Governance Forum

World Summit on the Information Society WSIS met at Geneva and Tunis in 2003

Decided that all stakeholders should join together to discuss about Internet Governance

The Internet Governance Forum was established to meet every year for 5 years

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The Internet Governance Forum

First IGF was held in Athens, Greece in 2006

The second one was held at Rio de Jeneiro, Brazil.

The third IGF at Hyderabad, India, December, 2008

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The Internet Governance Forum

IGF Stakeholders

Business

Government

Civil Society

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What do you want the Internet to be?

Free ?

An Internet of Rules and Regulations?

Censorship?

Who decides?

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What do you want do?

Do you think you should take responsibility and help the world decide ?

P A R T I C I P A T E.

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How to participate?

The Internet Society

Founded in 1992 by Internet pioneers International non-profit organization 90+ organization members 28,000+ individual members 90+ chapters worldwide

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About ISOC

The Internet Society

•ISOC works for the open development and evolution of the Internet •Works for Internet for all people. •Works across the areas of technical standards, education and capacity-building as well as public policy.

http://www.isoc.org

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India Chennai Chapter

ISOC India Chennai Chapter

•90+ members from four states of India.

•Membership open to students.

Join ISOC India Chennai

http://www.isocindiachennai.inhttp://isocmadras.blogspot.com http://www.isoc.org

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Thank You

Sivasubramanian MuthusamyPresident

[email protected]://www.isocindiachennai.in