Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Organization that
develops standard of all internet protocols Standards are called
RFCs - Request for Comments DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol TCP Transmission Protocol HTTP Hypertext Transfer
Protocol
Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA): to receive federal
funding, libraries must install software filters on the Internet
Esther Dyson: anonymity is the opposite of community Cookies:
digital markers placed by websites onto hard disks of computers
Jeremy Benthams Panopticon: Perfect information and control Lessig:
the Internet enables monitoring of our behavior; as a result we
have lost control of our privacy DPI Deep Packet Inspecting APIs:
open application programming interfaces (allows anyone to develop
on top of a platform) Trackbacks: can see who is linking to your
page Creative Commons License: A way for people to build on others
work Creative commons attribution: the right to copy, distribute,
display, modify, giving author credit Recommender systems:
Recommendations to the user, based on those who are similar to the
user PageRank of Google: based on number of sites that link to that
webpage Coases Law: A firm will continue to conduct business
in-house until the costs of doing in-house business exceed the
costs of going to the open market Three elements leading to deep
changes in industry: wikinomics: Technology: Development of Web 2.0
and openness of the Internet Demographics: The Net or Millennial
generation Global economics: new kinds of global economic
cooperation computer-mediated communication (CMC) Networked
individualism: the individual is the operator of his/her social
network, not the family unit (--Manual Castells)
