Vlákno názorů k článku Komu patří Internet? od Dan Ohnesorg - Hm, tak to abych se misto americanu zacal...

Hm, tak to abych se misto americanu zacal bat google.....

Schvalne by me zajimalo, kdyby google spustil alternativni DNS strom, jak dlouho by trvalo, nez by jej zacal pouzivat i posledni operator, podle me radove tydny.

Pokud je to pravda, pak to Google mysli s tim provozem vlastni infrastruktury vazne. A velmi pravdepodobne (google) mysli vazne i zmenu paradigmatu poskytovani ISP sluzeb.

Jinak by najali nejakeho inzenyra bez fantazie.

Skoda, ze nebyl jmenovan dalsi titul, ktery Vint obdrzel - deda Internetu (puvodni navrh byl otec Internetu, ale Vint uz je prece jen trochu v letech - i kdyz mu to furt fakt pali) :-)

Nekde v diskusi se mihlo jmeno Vinta Cerfa, pro ty, kteri ho "znaji" a obdivuji jedna super cerstva zprava:´

Faces In The News
Google Hires Internet Legend Vint Cerf
David M. Ewalt, 09.08.05, 12:06 PM ET

Cerf's up: Google says it's boosting the company's already strong geek cred by hiring Vint Cerf, one of the founding fathers of the Internet, to serve as its "Chief Internet Evangelist."

Cerf, 62, was an engineer at the United States Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency from 1976 to 1982, where he helped design TCP/IP, the suite of communications protocols that is used to connect computers on the Internet. Later, while working at MCI (nasdaq: MCIP - news - people ), he helped design the first commercial e-mail service to be connected to the Internet. He's the recipient of the National Medal of Technology, the Association for Computing Machinery's "Turing Award," and is chairman of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN.

"Vint Cerf is clearly one of the great technology leaders of our time," said Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people )Chief Executive Eric Schmidt, in a statement. "His vision for technology helped create entire industries that have transformed many parts of our lives. We are honored to welcome him to Google."

In his role as Google's Internet Evangelist, Cerf will help the company build network infrastructure, architectures, systems, and standards for the next generation of Internet applications. He will also continue his efforts on other projects, including ICANN and the Interplanetary Network, a project of NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, which aims to extend the Internet into outer space for planet-to-planet communications.


www.forbes.com/2005/09/08/google-cerf-internet-cx_de_0908autofacescan04.html