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    LESSON II

    Analyze technology infrastructure


    LESSON II
    Analyze technology infrastructure
    THE INTERNET & THE WORLD WIDE WEB
    The HISTORY of INTERNET
    THE INTERNET TIMELINE
    What's the Difference
    Between the Internet
    and
    the World Wide Web?
    The internet is bigger. Much bigger!!!

    It's actually a network of networks, connecting millions of computers around the globe.
    Any of these computers can communicate with one another, so long as each machine is
    connected to the Internet.
    The World Wide Web, however, is a system
    we use to tap into that internet.
    IN OTHER WORDS…
    Internet is composed of the machines, hardware and data; and
    the World Wide Web is what brings this technology to life.
    What is Internet Protocol (IP)?
    In order to send somebody information
    over the internet, you need the correct
    address – just like sending a regular
    letter through the mail.

    In this case however, it is the IP address.


    The World Wide Web uses three protocols:
    1. HTML (Hypertext markup language) – Document Format
    2. HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol ) – Protocol for Server
    3. URL (Uniform resource locator) - Address
    HTML (Hypertext markup language) – Document Format
    HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol ) – Protocol for Server
    URL (Uniform resource locator) - Address
    Emergence of the world wide web
    The web is a wonderful place It connects people from across the globe

    Web allows us to entertain and to be entertained


    Highlights in
    the HISTORY of
    WWW
    The Birth of Social Networks

    • Around 2002 that the race to become the


    worlds most popular social network began.
    Sites like Friendster, LinkedIn and myspace
    popped up.

    • Friendster was arguably one of the most


    popular original sites boasting three million
    users just a year after its launch.

    • However, competitors soon overtook


    Friendster, Myspace launched in 2003 and
    was soon gaining popularity as the world's
    most popular social networking site.
    The Web Goes Mobile

    In 2007 the iPhone was One of the most recent


    released which milestones in the
    revolutionized the mobile history of the World
    web as we know it today. Wide Web is
    accessibility via mobile
    devices.
    Uses of the
    Internet
    & for business
    World Wide Web
    Publicity, Marketing and Advertising- Best Channel to Promote

    Direct On-line Selling -‘virtual malls’ full of ‘virtual


    shops’
    Research and Development – Information and data is just a click

    Communication – You can talk to the Whole World

    Collaboration – Networking and Partnerships


    TEAM PRESENTATION
    https:// www.bworldonline.com/internet-business-philippines/
    1. What could be the impact to online retail stores like Amazon and eBay; online social
    platforms like Facebook; online news portals like The New York Times and all other
    entities that have not established physical presence within the Philippines and yet
    derive business and online traffic from within the Philippines — will all such entities
    now be required to obtain licenses from the SEC?

    State 3 Pros and 3 Cons.

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