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You meet someone at a party. She (or he) is cute, and you’re interested. But you do not catch the name, and in the crush of the party you become separated. You describe your new acquaintance to a few friends, but no one can provide an identification. You go home, alone and frustrated.
Decision, decisions: What do I fancy for lunch today? Do I want a girlfriend? What should I do with my life? Too many questions and not enough time for me to resolve them. So what if there were a Website that knew me well enough to automatically answer all my questions? Wouldn’t that be the next big Internet thing, the definitive answer to all our questions?
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Four out of five individuals view Internet access as a right, but there are big differences between Internet access and other fundamental rights, such as freedom of speech.
Dr. Kim and his Internet-connected Aibo dog explain how computers may seem to care about us now and understand the world around them – but they don’t really. But someday they will. It’s all very strange.
We all know wireline networks will need more bandwidth in the future. But deciding how much more is an exceptionally difficult question for planners to answer.
Except for the sudden lack of a lunch hour, the Digital Hollywood Media Summit this year was a near replica of every other Digital Hollywood conference I've attended. And that isn’t a good thing.
Why does everyone claim their products are transformative? Cisco said its announcement of March 9th would transform the Internet. But it was just a big box. Apple transformed the Internet with a little box, the iPhone, and didn't say they were doing it. Now it's up to Verizon to bring it all together with LTE and broadband mobility.
