Web Turns 35, but Still Work in Progress
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Thirty-five years after computer scientists at UCLA linked two bulky computers using a 15-foot gray cable, testing a new way for exchanging data over networks, what would ultimately become the Internet remains a work in progress.
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The way we use the Web is changing and the future lies in mixing, mashups and pipes, argues Bill Thompson.
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As the Internet turned 35 last week, Web speed-demons claimed a new record for how fast data can be transmitted over computer networks, announcing they had sent the equivalent of a big fat DVD movie file from Switzerland to California in a few seconds.
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A major upgrade of HTML is in the works but won't emerge for at least two years.
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Site is part of effort to solve problems that uses Web 2.0 techniques such as mashups and wikis.
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On-line customization was a slow starter in the 1990's. But as technology has improved, so has the variety.
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As the Internet turned 35 last week, Web speed-demons claimed a new record for how fast data can be transmitted over computer networks, announcing they had sent the equivalent of a big fat
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InternetNews.com starts off their latest article the same way Rasmus Lerdorf started off his keynote at php|works this year - "The Web is broken and it's all your fault."   He said the current state of the Internet includes a litany of broken items, but with a little help from PHP there may well be some hope for the Web yet.    The article talks about some of Rasmus' other thoughts on the status of the web, and how, with the right functionality and knowledge spread out through the PHP community, the language can compensate for some of the "stupidity" that web programmers (and users) regularly see.   He also talks a bit about a "rich application delivery system", MySQL versus PostgreSQL, parsing and compiling speed, and opcode caches.
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A software that 17-year-old Blake Ross started building in 2002 has got Microsoft worried. Itâs called Firefox, itâs free, and it beats the pants of Microsoftâs Internet Explorer.
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Seattle, November 17: For people trying to get their aging parents on the web so they can read e-mail and get digital photos of the family, Microsoft Corp has a message: Don&#39;t give up.
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Geek chic of years gone by isn't so cool today, as technology races on.
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com September 23, 2004, 9:53 AM PT. There&#39;s no doubt the Internet will continue to make its mark in the world of business and technology.
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Ernie Miller, a 38-year-old software developer in Silver Spring, offers a telling clue as to how www.craigslist.org became the Internet's go-to place to solve life's vexing problems.
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com September 28, 2004, 9:54 AM PT. There&#39;s no doubt the Internet will continue to make its mark in the world of business and technology.
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People over 50 account for 30 percent of internet usage, a British market study reveals. That's more than previously believed, and it points to a niche for social-networking sites serving an older demographic.
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From an online travel organizer  to a real estate pricing game, the ideas of the newest Web  entrepreneurs are still finding attentive ears.
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Internet luminaries gathered in Boston Wednesday to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), honor its founder, Director and Web inventor