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A journalist recently asked me what I think the internet will look like in 2040. The question took me a little by surprise, because despite working in the technology industry for the last two years and witnessing the drastic changes that have taken place, I’ve never really taken a step back from it all and thought what the world might be like in ten years, let alone 25 years. Zafar Jamati on 9 September, 2015 
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Internet est devenu le média de référence du XXIème siècle . A quoi ressemblera Internet dans un futur proche , 20 ans , 100 ans ?
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From
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The internet has profoundly changed the world. But if you were to design it in 2014, knowing now what we know about how much we’ve all come to depend on this resource, you might do a few things differently. Tom Krazit, 07/05/2014
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For years advocates have been pushing for network neutrality as a way to make sure the web remains a level playing field. But the internet is changing in ways that could make their efforts obsolete.
Pierre Tran's insight:
Les enjeux de la neutralité du net, avec de magnifiques infographies interactives qui expliquent le fonctionnement.
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A special report from the utopian future.
If utopia has always been a kind of escape clause from the human condition, contemporary techno-utopianism represents a radical upping of the ante. For entrepreneur Peter Diamandis, creator of theX Prize to spur the development of passenger-carrying private spaceships and other innovations, not only will technology make it so that "during our lifetime … we're moving off this planet," but it will solve even the gravest problems that confront humanity -- climate change, species extinction, water and energy shortages.
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The internet just turned 30. That might come as a surprise, as the global computer network seems both older and younger than that. Older because it is such a part of life now - roughly a third of humanity is now regularly online, and its use is so ubiquitous, even people over 40 find it hard to remember a world without it.
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As literally everything becomes connected, we'll stop thinking of the Internet as something that exists on a computer or phone. LUKE DORMEHL, 23/01/2015
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It’s hard to set milestones on the Internet but if one were to do so you could make an argument that we are entering into our fourth wave. Guy Wright, 19/06/2014
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The future of the Internet — which means the future of communications, culture, free speech and innovation — is up for grabs. The Federal Communications Commission is making decisions that may determine how open the Internet will be, who will profit most from it and whether start-ups will face new barriers that will make it harder for ideas to flourish. JEFF SOMMER, 10/05/2014
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The Internet is a moving target, constantly changing and evolving. As I contemplate its likely trajectory over the next 10 years, I hope whatever form it takes, it continues to exhibit the original values we established in its earliest years. These include the principles of ethics, trust, openness, free access, and shared content. However, I do fear and worry that we are already seeing trends toward certain governments controlling Internet access, conflicts between privacy and security, content and pricing control by a few large players, and more. Dr. Leonard Kleinrock, 24/04/2014
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From
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Everyone knows the story of how robots replaced humans on the factory floor.
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Via civilisation2.0, Serge Meunier
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