The Future Of The Internet - Perspectives emerging from R&D in Europe

The Next Steps to the Future of the Internet

author: William H. Dutton, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford

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*Slides*
0:00	The Next Steps to the Future of the Internet
1:19	Technically-Inspired Visions of the Future
3:34	Oxford Internet Surveys (OxIS)
4:26	Sample Sizes and Response Rates
4:53	World Internet Project
5:06	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 1
6:03	Diffusion of the Internet in Britain
6:59	Digital Divides: Income and Internet Use - 1
7:12	Digital Divides: Income and Internet Use - 2
7:44	Life Stage and Internet Use
8:24	Broadband 2003-2007
10:15	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 2
11:14	Reconfiguring Access - 1
11:42	Reconfiguring Access - 2
12:51	Reconfiguring Access - 3
15:16	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 3
16:53	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 4
17:11	Collaborative Network Organizations - 1
18:43	Collaborative Network Organizations - 2
20:21	A Simple Typology of CNOs
21:48	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 5
21:58	The Fifth Estate
23:20	Going to the Web for Information
24:20	Growing Use for Politics and Government: Britain
24:43	The Ways Users Get Information
25:50	Trust in Media, UK, 2007
26:53	Networked Institutions v Networked Individuals of the Fifth Estate
27:48	Arenas Shaped by 5th Estate
29:27	Empirical Foundations for Moving Ahead - 6
30:29	Increasing Concerns over Privacy
33:07	Next Steps: Hope over Fears
35:53	The Next Steps to the Future of the Internet - The End

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