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What's Next with the Internet: Vint Cerf Looks Ahead

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Vint Cerf Calls for Intercloud Computing Protocols

04 min 51 sec

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"Father of the Internet" Vint Cerf offers his predictions on the future of cloud computing, stressing the importance of interconnecting disparate clouds into a single network. "We're at the same point now in 2010 with Intercloud as we were in '73 with Internet," says Cerf.
Cerf: Forget TV Channels, It's All About Video On Demand

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Google's Chief Internet Evangelist Vint Cerf discusses the future of television, arguing that the traditional channel-based model will eventually give way to an on demand, content-based model. "If I were a TV broadcaster right now, I'd be paranoid or schizophrenic," says Cerf.
Are Smart Phones Replacing Human Intelligence?

03 min 20 sec

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Vint Cerf argues that smart phones and technology will not make people less intelligent if their information is critically processed.

"It reminds me of the guy that complained about the invention of writing," he explains, "because he said people would no longer remember anything cause they could just write it down."
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andrew white

Posted: 03.21.10, 02:54 PM

Vint - A wonderful demo of creative, critical thinking. One final question remains - are you related to George Carlin? AWhite

Joly MacFie

Posted: 02.18.10, 02:33 PM

While I realize you are being facetious Michael, you might take these facts into consideration; 1) Al Gore never claimed to have "invented" the Internet. 2) Al Gore had a big role in promoting the legislation and funding that turned the original experimental network into the Internet we know today. 3) In 2000 Vint Cerf & Robert Kahn themselves said "The vice president deserves significant credit for his early recognition of the importance of what has become the Internet." See http://sethf.com/gore/