If We Do Not Like What We

We Will Have More Internet, Larger Numbers Of Users, More Mobile Access, More Speed, More Things Online And More Appliances We Can Control Over The Internet.

There's An Old Maxim That Says, 'things That Work Persist,' Which Is Why There's Still Cobol Floating Around.

Engineers Are Really Good At Labeling And Branding Things. If We Had Named Kentucky Fried Chicken, It Would Have Been Hot Dead Birds.

In The Internet World, Both Ends Essentially Pay For Access To The Internet System, And So The Providers Of Access Get Compensated By The Users At Each End. My Big Concern Is That Suddenly Access Providers Want To Step In The Middle And Create A Toll Road To Limit Customers' Ability To Get Access To Services Of Their Choice Even Though They Have Paid For Access To The Network In The First Place.

I'd Like To Know What The Internet Is Going To Look Like In 2050. Thinking About It Makes Me Wish I Were Eight Years Old.