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Detailed description is The history of the Internet. From the 1950s to the present day. The history of the Internet. From the 1950s to the present day. . . This book takes the reader on a path through some of the most interesting events and documents of the last century, from President Kennedy's nuclear scenario war game planning, to Warran Buffet’s I-told-you-so letter to shareholders in the aftermath of the dot com bust, this is not only a history, but like all good histories, tells us where we are bound in the future. . . . A great adjustment is underway. The pattern of political, commercial, and cultural life is changing. This story is about the death of the center and the development of commercial and political life in a networked system. It is also the story about the coming power of the networked individual as the new vital unit of effective participation and creativity. Understanding the trends revealed in this story is the key to adapting to the new global commons, a political and media system in flux, and the future of competitive creativity... . . Reviews: . . “an engrossing, well-written account of the Internet’s founding and the backstory of the underlying protocols and plumbing, which draws on that rich history to make predictions about the net’s future.” . . –Cory Doctorow, BoingBoing. . “Thanks to the proliferation of cloud services, ubiquitous, low-cost bandwidth, and new devices like smartphones, and the iPad, there are fewer obstacles to innovation than ever before. In the next decade, the “office” need not be much more than an Internet connection. Johnny Ryan takes us through the history of the Internet to demonstrate how it has changed everything. But that’s not all; he also identifies what’s to come in the future. We are in a new era of transformation that has been powered by the Internet. Understanding the trends driving this revolution is pivotal to success. Consider this book your road map to getting there.”. . –Marc Benioff, Chairman and CEO of salesforce.com. . “Both an enormously useful work and great read. Read it and understand what has made the Internet different.”. . –Professor Tim Wu, Columbia Law School. . “Ryan dissects the play of actors, the essence of their technical ideas, and the details of their activities with documentation and diligence, and even uncovers some discrepancies. He develops a narrative that I found intriguing, enlightening, and credible.”. . –Dave Crocker, The Internet Protocol Journal (Cisco). . “This is the best Western history of the Internet offered to date, but it is up to readers to connect the dots of where things may be headed.”. . –James A. Buczynski, Libary Journal. . “Johnny Ryan has admirably captured the sweep of the Internet’s development from its earliest days, showing us how its profound impact is in part an accident of history, a phenomenon whose most interesting and liberating aspects could fade without reinforcement of its core values.” . . –Professor Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Law, Harvard Law School and Kennedy School; Professor of Computer Science, Harvard SEAS; Author, The Future of the Internet — And How to Stop It.. . “Absolutely fascinating … If I had to pick one book about the Internet, this would be it!” . . –Rebecca Johnson, Amazon top 10 reviewer. . “Ryan describes a fundamental shift and dispersion of power from traditional centres of power to the networked individual. This is a must-read for both governments and companies who need to fully understand this shift in power and the implications has on how they interact with the networked individuals who represent their citizens, customers, suppliers.”. . –Susanne Dirks, Leader, Global Centre for Economic Development (IBM Institute for Business Value). . “Jesse Ventura shocked the world in 1998 with his internet-powered election victory. About the campaign organization, Johnny Ryan correctly states, ‘The centre was weak, but the periphery strong. Connecting the two was the Internet….’ Ryan understands the power shift that the Internet is. If you see the internet as Ryan does, you will understand how Craigslist kills newspapers, how Facebook rises from nothing and why everything is being invented anew.” . . –Phil Madsen, online politics pioneer (campaign manager of Ventura 98)
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