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New Media

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Emerging digital media

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When did the term new media come about?

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First appeared in the early 1900s, then took off in the 1980s and peaked in 2000s

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Media

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One of the means or channels of general communication, information, or entertainment in society as newspapers, radio, or television

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Drawback of human senses

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Only input

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Drawback of gestures

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Must be present, much have meaning

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Innovation and drawback of pointing

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Beyond the self but must be present

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Semiotics

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Signs

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Innovation of signs

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Abstraction

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Innovation and drawback of speech

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Distance/line of sign but permanence

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Innovation and drawback of cave painting

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Permanence but clarity/non-abstract

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Innovation of pictograms

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Standardize and sequence

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Innovation of ideograms

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Abstraction!

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Drawback of logographic writing

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Doesn’t scale well

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What is English writing?

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Alphabetic/phonographic writing

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Telecommunication

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communication at/across a distance

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Drawback of courier/mail

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Letters lost/intercepted, must trust messenger, knowledge of where to deliver the message

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First form of mass communication

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Newspaper

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What did the printing press lead to?

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Mass media

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When did the telegraph first come about?

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Early 1800s

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What was the first form of electronic communication?

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Telegraph

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What was the innovation of the telegraph?

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Speed

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Metcalfe’s Law

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Value of telecommunication network is proportional to square of the number of connected users (exponentially)

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Disruptive technologies

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Far worse than existing but superior in one key vector; disrupting what’s established

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Computers

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The ability to perfectly reproduce information ad infinitum at a cost over time has become asymptotically close to zero and the ability to store and process information at a scale and speed beyond human ability

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Bit

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Binary digit; 0 or 1

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Byte

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8 bits; can store one letter

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Hard disk drive

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Spinning hard drive

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Solid state drive

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integrated circuits to store data electronically

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Kilobyte –>

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Megabyte –> Gigabyte –> Terabyte

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ASCII

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American Standard Code for Information Interchange

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CPU

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Central Processing Unit- Brain of the computer/clock; electronic circuitry within a computer that carries out the instructions of a computer program

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What is CPU speed measured in?

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Gigahertz

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What is CPU speed limited by?

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Heat

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GPU

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Graphics Processing Unit; Parallel to handle graphics

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System on a chip

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All components of a computer on a single chip

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Random Access memory

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Working memory; only stores while device is on

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Pixel

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Picture element

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Cathode Ray Tube

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Electron gun to display images

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Liquid Crystal Display

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Flat panel display using light modulating properties of liquid crystals

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Light emitting diode

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Semiconductor light source

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Plasma Display

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Uses electronically charged ionized gases

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Organic Light Emitting Diode

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Organic compound emitting light

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HDMI

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High definition multimedia interface; audio/video transfer

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3 rules of hardware

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Over time computer hardware becomes: smaller, mechanically simpler, faster/more efficient

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Moore’s Law

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Tech doubles every 2 years

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Code

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Set of symbols interpreted by a computer or piece of software

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Algorithm

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Solves a problem

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Programming language

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System for encoding, naming, and organizing algorithms for reuse and application

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Standard library

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Set of premade software you can reuse and reapply

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Object-oriented programming

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Filing system for code; like labeled boxes full of specific data/methods

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Database

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Library where data is stored and can be called from

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How does code work?

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Written in a language, run letter by letter through a compiler, making instructions for the computer to execute

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Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

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Software suite that consolidates basic tools developers need to write and test software; contains code editor, compiler/interpretor, debugger accessible through a single graphical user interface

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Software development kit

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Set of software tools that allows the creation of applications

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55
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Where did networks originate?

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originated in military–>academic institutions–>tech corporations–>everywhere

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Internet takeover

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1993: 1%, 2000: 51%, 2007: 97%

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ARPA/DARPA

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(Defense) Advanced Research Projects Agency; US agency responsible for developing emerging technology for use in military

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ARPANET

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Network that became the basis for the Internet

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When did ARPANET go live?

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1969

60
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What did Metcalfe invent?

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Ethernet, at Xerox PARC, in 1970s

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Minitel

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France, 1978

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Sir Tim Berners lee

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Created world wide web in 1991 on a NEXT Computer

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Internet

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Large network of interconnected computers

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Modem

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Turns information from our network into information manageable by the telephone infrastructure and vice versa

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Router

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Shares internet connection among multiple devices

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IP Address

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String of numbers representing place on the web

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Packets

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Small chunks of info sent across networks

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Search engine

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Finds websites, divided into webpages and live on web servers

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Domain name

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Unique name of website between www and .com

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Domain name system

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Hierarchical decentralized naming system for computers, services, or any resources connected to the internet or a private netowrk

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URL

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Uniform resources locator; a reference (address) to a resource on the internet

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HTTP

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Hypertext transfer protocol; application protocol that makes the web work- web servers and web browsers use to communicate with each other over the internet

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HTML

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Hypertext Markup Language- well known markup page used to develop web pages

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IP

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Internet Protocol; defines how computers send packets of data to each other

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Apple co-founders

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Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne

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Story of Apple

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Founded April Fool’s Day, 1976, in Jobs garage, focus on personal computers

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Apple I

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First computer from Apple

78
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Apple II

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Carried the company

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Apple III

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Not successful

80
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Lisa

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Developed 1983, first personal computer to offer GUI (graphical user interface)- aimed at individual business owners (too $$)

81
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NeXT

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Created by Jobs 1985; brought by Apple 1997, prompted Jobs return to Apple

82
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When was iPod invented?

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2001

83
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When was iTunes invented?

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2003

84
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When was iPhone released?

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June 2007

85
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When was first Apple store?

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2001

86
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Rise of smartphones

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40 million subscribers by 2001, expect 40 billion by 2020

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Android

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Released Oct 2008, acquired by Google 2005

88
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What was the first Android?

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T-Mobil G1

89
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Who created Android?

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Andy Robin

90
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Salesforce

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Launched 1999; pioneered SaaS model- key offering of cloud computing

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Amazon web services

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Launched in 2006; increase audience of cloud computing

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Cloud computing

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Form of internet-based computing that provides shared processing resources and data to computers and other devices on-demand–>store and process data in third party data centers

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IaaS

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Providers offer computing infrastructure

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PaaS

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Provides deliver computing platform including OS, programming language execution environment, database, and web server

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SaaS

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On demand software, where users gain access to application software and databases

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Big data

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Data sets that are so large or complex that traditional data processing is inadequate

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3 V’s

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Volume, velocity, variety

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Google co-founders

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Larry Page and Sergey Brin

99
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Who took over as grown up CEO of Google?

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Eric Schmidt in 2001

100
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When was Google registered?

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1997

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Mission of google

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organize world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful

102
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Adwords

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Launches in 2000, began profitability

103
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Gmail

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Launches April Fool’s Day in 2004

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Google Maps

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Launches 2005 and revolutionizes online mapping

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Google Analytics

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Launches 2005 and offers free tool to better understand user behavior

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Newspaper circulations pattern

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Print and digital are consistently declining along with ad revenue

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Cable and TV network pattern

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going strong

108
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Commerce

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Purchasing and selling goods/services on a large scale

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E-Commerce

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Any business or commercial transaction that involves the transfer of info across the internet

110
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Tech companies creating competition to news organization and stealing digital ad revenue

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Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Twitter, Apple

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Two roles left to news organizations

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Writing and reporting

112
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Digital news suffers from

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Incidental readership- read one article then leave

113
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Showrooming

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Being able to see or inspect an item in a store then purchasing it online

114
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What year did students use ARPANET for cannabis sale?

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1971

115
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Who invented online shopping?

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Michael Aldrich in 1979

116
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Netscape’s innovation for commerce online

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SSL (Secure socket layer) in 1994

117
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When was Amazon.com invented?

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1995 by Jeff bazones

118
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When was eBay invented?

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1995 by Pierce Omidyar

119
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Product Service System example

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Uber, AirBnB

120
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Redistribution markets example

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eBay, Craigslist

121
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Unicorn

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Privately held and valued at $1 billion

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IPO

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Initial public offering; stock market launch where shares of a company are sold to institutional investors that in turn sell to the public

123
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Venture capitals and angel investors

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Help startups begin operations, exchanging seed money for equity shares

124
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Bootstrapping

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Startups are funded by founders

125
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Existing companies execute a business model, startups

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Look for one

126
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Instant messaging

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Connects two people online communicating in real time

127
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Texting

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asynchronous mobile communication

128
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Social media 7 functional building blocks

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Identity; conversations; sharing; presence; relationships; reputation; groups

129
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Context collapse

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Audiences possible online versus limited groups we see face to face

130
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First text ever sent

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Dec 3, 1992, Niel Papworth to Richard Jarvis; said Merry Christmas

131
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Compact Disc invented?

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1982 by James Russell

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Uncompressed

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CD; increase file size but no loss in quality

133
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Compressed

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MP3; lower size but quality loss

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MP3

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Moving Pictures Expert Group Audio Layer III; audio encoding format for digital audio, reduces data

135
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Napster

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1999-2001; peer to peer file sharing cofounded by Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker; Metallica lawsuit led to shut down

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iTunes opens

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2003: legal alternative to internet music downloading; mircopurchasing

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First YouTube Video

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April 2005

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Who acquired YouTube?

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Goole in 2006 for $1.6 bil

139
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Bots

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Subset of AI; software designed to automate things that you do

140
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Artificial Intelligence

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Intelligence exhibited by machines

141
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Turing test

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Is it indistinguishable from a human?

142
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Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robots

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1) A robot may not injure a human being
2) A robot must obey orders given to it by humans, unless rule 1
3) A robot must protect its own existence, unless rules 1 and 2

143
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Virtual reality

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Computer generated environment that lets you experience a different realistic images, sounds, and other sensations

144
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Augmented reality

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Live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented by computer generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics, or GPS data

145
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Excitement from VR stemmed from

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gaming community

146
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VR Platforms

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Google Cardboard; Samsung Gear; Oculus Rift; HTC Vive; Sony Playstation

147
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Mediated Reality

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view of reality modified by a computer

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