The Amazing Internet

Late 80s early 90s CBC video about the growning phenomina of "Internet"

The Internet in 1969

Internet Crash of 2007

Breaking News: All Online Data Lost After Internet Crash

The Society for Geek Advancement

History of the Internet

History of the Internet from PICOL on Vimeo.

An anthropological introduction to YouTube

We Live In Public

We Live In Public TRAILER from We Live in Public on Vimeo.

On the 40th anniversary of the Internet, WE LIVE IN PUBLIC tells the story of the effect it is having on our society as seen through the eyes of “the greatest Internet pioneer you’ve never heard of”, visionary Josh Harris. Award-winning director, Ondi Timoner (“DIG!”), documented his tumultuous life for more than a decade, to create a riveting, cautionary tale of what to expect as the virtual world inevitably takes control of our lives

If I Controlled the Internet

How many poets could cram eBay, Friendster and Monster.com into 3-minute poem worthy of a standing ovation?

Searching the Internet : Shamblesguru YouTube List

Steven Johnson: The Web and the city

Web Search Strategies in Plain English

About the Internet: Shamblesguru Voom's YouTube Video Playlist

Ask A Ninja : "Net Neutrality"

Where is the Web Going?

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Participants at Business 2.0's March 2007 Next Net Roundtable discuss the future of the Web. (including John Battelle, Mobio's Ramneek Bhasin, ViTrue's Reggie Bradford, Dabble's Mary Hodder, Slide's Max Levchin, Bebo's Michael Birch and Google's Jeff Huber)

Net Neutrality

glumbert.com - Save the Internet

The Death of The Internet?

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Major telecommunications companies are spending millions lobbing the U.S. congress to make the Internet into a private network. In political lingo this means abandoning what is called “Net Neutrality”. In common sense terms it’s about the government withdrawing our right to Internet Freedom, it’s about the Death of The Internet. This V-Doc. (viral documentary) is about the current threat to Internet Freedom and how we can hold on to the open Internet and our right to communicate.

 

The only way the telecommunications companies will be successful is if we fail to raise awareness about this situation. If people find out that we are about to lose our Internet Freedom there is no way they will allow congress to do this.

 

This congressional decision will set a monumental precedent, and thus, impact not just U.S. citizens, but citizens all over world.

Internet Video

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This week, I hack into the internet's video signal in an attempt to broadcast my rant about internet video. My connection is spotty, so I only seem to be able to break into the broadcast for short intervals. I tried to disguise my pirate signal by using internet video techniques, such as moving the camera for little or no reason and holding it in my unsteady hand.

Shambles Forest of Theme Blogs

This page is one in the Shambles series
"A Forest of Theme Blogs"
http://www.shambles.net/blogforest




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A Personal View of the Internet Bubble

In this talk, Inktomi co-founder, Dr. Eric Brewer, covers the fascinating history of Inktomi, and gives an up close and personal view of what the Internet bubble meant -- both on the way up and on the way down. He shares his views on the Internet and on what a rational leader must do in an irrationally exuberant environment.

Everything you need to know about the Internet

Reserve your own web address, Java and Flash updates, Women's websites with help for creating budgets. Taking care of your pets and even ... all » doggie diapers. The details on EXE Files and the Windows Taskbar. Funny internet downloads and everything you need to know for the Internet and the World Wide Web!

Internet from old days

http://tinyurl.com/22p7gx

The Semantic Web vs Microformats

www.archive.org/details/Cubicgarden-SANY0002b789

Disinformation on the Web

www.archive.org/details/nc119_disinformation
Sure, the web is full of information, but it also has lots of false information. How do you tell the difference? This program looks at the problem of disinformation on the internet. Robert Schafer shows us csicop.org, a site that features the Skeptical Inquirer, an online journal which debunks phoney online stories. John Whalen demonstrates conspire.com, a site that focuses on real and surreal conspiracy theories. David Mikkelson runs urbanlegends.com, another site devoted to debunking fake stories circulated on the web. Richard Metzger demonstrates disinfo.com. Shot on location at the CyberSmith internet cafe in Palo Alto, California. Hosts are Jane Wither, Andrew deVries, and Stewart Cheifet. Originally broadcast in 1997.

Extreme Web

www.archive.org/details/nc351_xtreme_web
Some users see the web as a challenge and want to stretch the limits of what the internet can do. This program looks at several examples. Topics covered include the @Home network, fonecam.com, thetech.org, nasa.gov, mars.jpl.nasa.gov, sdss.org, the Hubble space telescope, and usgs.gov. Demonstrations include the wearable computer and online research on earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and floods. Hosts are Rebecca Eisenberg, Andrew deVries, and Stewart Cheifet. Guest analyst is writer Larry Magid. Shot on location at the Club I cybercafe in San Francisco. Originally broadcast in 1999.

About the Internet (videos)

This theme blog showcases videos designed to help teaching and learning about the internet.
The information literacy area on Shambles is at www.shambles.net/informationliteracy and Web 2.0 stuff can be found at www.shambles.net/web2