The internet religious war

Drake, William J.

doi:10.1016/0308-5961(93)90037-4

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“…8 The religious, political, and military metaphors that participants used to describe the competition between the Internet and OSI confirm that this was no mere technical dispute. At the height of the "religious war" between TCP/IP and OSI, tensions within the IETF and IAB over architecture and organizational power created a "constitutional crisis."…”

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'Rough Consensus and Running Code' and the Internet-OSI Standards War

Russell

2006

IEEE Annals Hist. Comput.

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'Rough Consensus and Running Code' and the Internet-OSI Standards War

Russell

2006

IEEE Annals Hist. Comput.

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“…In retrospect, there was no point of time when OSI or SNA really had a chance for being successful. In this context, Drake accurately stated: "The debate is not about the comparative efficacy of two sets of standards, but is rather between two competing visions of how international standards and network development should be organized and controlled" (Drake 1993). The visions of SNA and OSI were not stable enough to weave the future of IT: 1.…”

Section: Internet: From the Option To Hegemony -Analogies To The Futumentioning

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Was the Internet the Only Option? Which Way Should Business and Information Systems Engineering Go?

Müller

2008

Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng.

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In the same way as production methods or dominant materials have been representative for entire eras so far, important parts of present-day life can indeed be identified with the Internet. Multimedia-based communication results from digitalization, and the almost cambrian-like explosion of end-user devices and services revolutionized the organization of everyone's work and leisure. After the internationalization of telecommunication, which was organized nationally up to the 1990s, now standardization of business and private communcation and organization is under consideration. The article reviews the development of the Internet in order to gain a better view on the proceeding development by affirming the past. The analogy to problems and questions of business and information systems engineering (BISE) establishes the reference to present-day issues.

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“…A partir de la creación de protocolos comunes (TCP/IP) y el World Wide Web (WWW) se dieron dos pasos claves para la apertura de la red a la sociedad y el mundo, que se completaron en 1995 cuando la Fundación Nacional de Ciencias de Estados Unidos (NSF) dejó el control de la red, que pasó a manos privadas. Así se consolidó la estructura básica de lo que hoy conocemos como Internet: una red abierta e interconectada, gestionada por corporaciones privadas, organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro y otras entidades colectivas, que es administrada y utilizada por diversos actores (Abbate, 1999;Hart, Red y Bar, 1992;Malamud, 1993;Drake, 1993;Bemers y Fischetti, 1999;Lessig, 2001;Castells, 2001;Werie, 2001 NUEVAS TECNOLOGÍAS, VIEJOS PROBLEMAS N" 37, ENERO-ABRIL, 2004 en que Internet adquiere sus características básicas^ los usuarios han pasado de los 16 millones iniciales a 680 millones en septiembre de 2003 y se estima que para finales de 2004 estarán cerca de los 1000 millones (Global Reach, 2003). Las razones cualitativas justifican aún más su interés.…”

Section: La Relevancia De Internet Y El Caso Españolunclassified

Nuevas tecnologías, viejos problemas. El modelo español de difusión de Internet

Welp¹

2004

Rev. int. sociol.

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RESUMEN. Este artículo se propone estudiar las variables que explican el nivel de difusión de Internet en España desde una doble perspectiva: "patrones de acceso" (igualitario o desigual) y "patrones de expansión" (masiva o restringida). Controlando la variable desarrollo económico, consideramos que el tipo de interrelación entre intervención pública y privada explica el carácter igualitario o desigual, masivo o restringido, de esta difusión. ABSTRACT. This paper takes as a fundamental tasks that of examining the variables that may explain the spread of internet in Spain. We set out to use the foUowing indicators to measure not only the spread of internet but also its nature: "pattems of access to internet"-which can be of the egalitarian or non egalitarian type-and "pattems of diffusion"-which can be massive or restrictive-. We assume that the connection between public and prívate intervention explains the egalitarian or non egalitarian, massive or restrictive spread of intemet in Spain as compare to other case study observed.

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The internet religious war

Cited by 28 publications

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'Rough Consensus and Running Code' and the Internet-OSI Standards War

'Rough Consensus and Running Code' and the Internet-OSI Standards War

Was the Internet the Only Option? Which Way Should Business and Information Systems Engineering Go?

Nuevas tecnologías, viejos problemas. El modelo español de difusión de Internet

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