Film19941 h 19 min540×360

The Internet Show (KCET-PBS)

John Levine and Gina Smith

At the Internet Archive

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About

Broadcast during a 1994 fundraising drive at KCET Los Angeles, "The Internet Show (Driver's Education for the Information Superhighway)"is a video introduction to the various aspects of The Internet. It frequently cuts back to the fundraising event (with by-the-phones operators behind the speakers).

Brought by FTP Software of Andover, Massachusetts and COMPAQ.

Sequences in The Internet Show "Driver's Education for the Information Superhighway":

- Introduction Roll

- Host introduction in converible: Gina Smith and John Levine

- Hosted at Fondren Library at Rice University

- Overview of what Computer Networks are, and Basic Internet Aspects

- Examples: Using the Internet to find Paris Metro stops, E-mail to Tokyo

- Example: Displaying Artworks and Comics, Job Listings, For Sale Sites

- Definition: Internaut, Cyberspace

- History of the Internet Overview (ARPA, Shift to NSF, Internet Growth)

- Packet Switching Overview (Utilizing Barbershop Quartet)

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.

Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
The Internet Archive states none for this item.
Credit
John Levine and Gina Smith
Language
English
Who can watch
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