INNOVATIONS
CREATING INTERNET
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Who Innovated? |
Who Paid? |
Fourier Analysis,
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1642, 1970 |
Fourier,
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Packet Protocol |
1920
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Mumbai Dubba Wallah lunch delivery
systems
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.Air Forc |
Memex;
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19451960
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Vannevar
Bush: MIT;
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Computer Aided Design:
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1963 |
Student
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Office of Naval Research |
Trajectory of transistors |
1965 |
Gordon Moore |
Intel |
Window User Interface,
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1966 |
Douglas Englebart
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Internet Protocol |
1968 |
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DARPA |
Free Space Optical |
1969 |
Bell Labs |
Bell Labs |
Distributed Systems |
1969 |
Dave Farber,
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DARPA
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Relational Data Base |
1969 |
IBM: Codd, Date
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Simulation of Integrated Circuits |
1971 |
Students:
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DARPA
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Open Source Implementation: TCP/IP
Networking Protocol
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1976 |
Student:
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DARPA |
Public Key Encryption |
1976 |
Student
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NSF |
Open Source Software:
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1978 |
BellLabs ->
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DARPA |
Ethernet Protocol |
1978 |
~Students
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NSF
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RISC Microprocessors |
1980 |
IBM: John Cocke
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IBM
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Single Board Computer |
1980 |
~Students
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Pocket,
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Virtual Reality products for general public |
1983 |
~Students
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Pocket,
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MPEG [4, Java] protocol |
1987 |
Student:
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Web Browser: Protocol |
1991 |
Tim Berners-Lee
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CERN |
Open Source Software:
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1992 |
Students:
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Self |
Web browser: Mosaic->Netscape |
1993 |
Students
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NSF |
Erbium-doped linear optical amplifier |
1993 |
Industrial lab: Bell Labs |
Manchester
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Java: Portable Programs |
1994 |
7 people [Bill Joy, James Gosling,
Guy
Steele, ]
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Sun Labs
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Web index: Yahoo |
1994 |
Students
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Self
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IEEE 1394 protocols: Firewire |
1996 |
Small group:
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Apple Labs |
Molecular Electronics |
1996 |
Yale, UPennsylvania, Harvard, Stanford, DARPA |
ARPA
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XML:
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1996 |
6 people:
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Sun
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Arrival of cheap ubiquitous wireless Internet access |
1996 |
DoCoMo i-mode |
NTT |
First use of Internet for mass grassroots organization |
1996 |
NetDay
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Self |
Biochips: DNA Array
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1997 |
Small group
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TRW
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Google, others:
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1998 |
Students:
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Self
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Keyhole:
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2000 |
Sun, SGI
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Self |
First sub-$300 Internet terminal: |
2000 |
Sony PlayStation 2; Nintendo, Sega |
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Peer-to-Peer
Sharing:
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2000 |
Students:
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Self
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2000 |
IBM, Cornell, Yale |
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Project
Liberty :
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2001 |
France Telecom, Nokia, Sony, Master Card, Visa, Amex, Citicorp, GE, GM, United Airlines |
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TeraGrid
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2002 |
California
Institute of
Technology,
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Terabit
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2002 |
Ivan
Sutherland,
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Technologies of
Convergence
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2002 | eBay, Craig's List, Froogle, Linked-in, | |
Voice over IP: Free
telephony,
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2002 |
Skype
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Video over IP: Location-free television |
2003 |
Sling |
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| Open API for 10-centimeter mapping |
2005 | ||
Open cataloging Metadata and tagging |
2005 | del.ico.us flickr faces |
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| Machine-aided pattern recognition Language translation Arabic OCR Music Image classification |
2000-2006 | world-wide research institutes |
Richard Feynman |
The
Pleasure of Finding Things Out:
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J.C.R. Licklider |
1960: Man-Machine Symbiosis |
Douglas Englebart |
1963: Augmenting Human Intelligence |
Kevin Lynch |
1960: The Image of the City |
Stewart Brand |
1980: How Buildings Learn |
Larry Lessig |
2002: The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World |
US National Academy of Science
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2002: Embedded
Everywhere
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Markle Foundation
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2002: Protecting
Americas
Freedom in the Information Age
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