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The internet of
public service.
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Inter·net of things
noun
a proposed development of the Internet in which
everyday objects have network connectivity, allowing
them to send and receive data.
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dis·in·ter·est·ed
adjective
having or feeling no interest in something.
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Inter·net
noun
global computer network providing a variety of information
and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected
networks using standardized communication protocols.
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World wide web
noun
an information system on the Internet that allows
documents to be connected to other documents by
hypertext links, enabling the user to search for
information by moving from one document to another.
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Inter·net of screens
noun
something I made up for the purpose of this talk today.
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man·i·fes·to
noun
a written statement declaring publicly the intentions,
motives, or views of its issuer.
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The internet of
public service.
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ad·vo·cate
noun
a person who publicly supports or recommends a
particular cause or policy.
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In 2015 86% of households in
Great Britain (22.5 million)
have internet access.
Office for National Statistics, August 2015
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76% of adults bought goods
or services online.
Office for National Statistics, August 2015
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72% of UK adults* have a
social media profile.
Ofcom, May 2015
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Of those with a social media
profile 97% are on Facebook.
Ofcom, May 2015
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11% of UK adults (5.9 million)
have never used the internet
Office for National Statistics, May 2015
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18% used internet to find out
about public services.
Ofcom, May 2015
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11% used internet to look at
political or campaign websites.
Ofcom, May 2015
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troll
verb
make a deliberately offensive or provocative online posting
with the aim of upsetting someone or eliciting an angry
response from them.
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In 2014 1,209 people were
found guilty of offences under
Section 127 of the
Communications Act 2003
Ministry of Justice, May 2015
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In 2014 694 people were
convicted under the Malicious
Communications Act.
Ministry of Justice, May 2015
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[01] Google* [02] Facebook
[03] Youtube [04] Amazon
[05] Ebay [06] BBC
[07] Yahoo [08] Live
[09] Twitter [10] Wikipedia
Alexa, September 2015
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[01] Google* [02] Facebook
[03] Youtube [04] Amazon
[05] Ebay [06] BBC
[07] Yahoo [08] Live
[09] Twitter [10] Wikipedia
Alexa, September 2015
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public service broadcasting
Refers to TV programmes that are broadcast for the public
benefit rather than for purely commercial purposes.
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“..for the public benefit
rather than for purely
commercial purposes.”
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“The BBC exists to serve the
public interest and its main
object is the promotion of its
public purposes.”
BBC Royal Charter, July 2006
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Promoting education and
learning.
BBC Royal Charter, July 2006
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Stimulating creativity and
cultural excellence.
BBC Royal Charter, July 2006
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Sustaining citizenship and civil
society.
BBC Royal Charter, July 2006
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“Britain invented the BBC, the NHS
– we can and should be inventing
the definitive public institution for
our digital age.”
Martha Lane-Fox, Richard Dimbleby Lecture 2015
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o·pen-source
adjective
denoting software for which the original source code is
made freely available and may be redistributed and
modified.
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There are 27.2 million active
repositories on Github.
Approximately 20% are open
source.
Github
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"Given enough eyeballs, all bugs
are shallow."
Linus Torvalds
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The Internet is a global public
resource that must remain open
and accessible.
Mozilla manifesto
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Collect and develop the world's
knowledge and to make it
available to everyone for free,
for any purpose.
Wikimedia Foundation
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Working to prevent the
Internet..and other "born-digital"
materials from disappearing into
the past.
The Internet Archive
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friv·o·lous
adjective
not having any serious purpose or value.
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“Some of you..are working right now
on another app for people to share
pictures of food or a social network
for dogs. I am here to tell you that
your country has a better use for your
talents.”
Mikey Dickerson, United States Digital Service
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“It’s not OK not to understand
the internet anymore.”
Aaron Swartz (November 8 1986 - January 11 2013)
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sanc·ti·mo·ni·ous
adjective
making a show of being morally superior to other people.
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in·clu·sive
adjective
open to everyone - not limited to certain people.
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“This is for everyone.”
Tim Berners-Lee, July 27th 2012
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com·pre·hen·si·ble
adjective
able to be understood; intelligible.
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The original Internet was
decentralized. Anyone could set
up parts of it. That’s why it won.
We want it to become
decentralized. Again.
Redecentralize.org
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al·tru·ism
noun
the belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless
concern for the well-being of others.
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“..for the public benefit
rather than for purely
commercial purposes.”
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“Just as people cannot live without
eating, so a business cannot live
without profits. But most people
don’t live to eat, and neither must
businesses live just to make profits.”
John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods
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“We believe that business can
be a tool for social good.”
Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay & Omidyar Network
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“Public benefit corporations will
harness the power of private
enterprise to create public
benefit.”
Gov. Jack Markell of Delaware, 2013
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"I don't know about you people,
but I don't want to live in a
world where someone else
makes the world a better place
better than we do.”
Gavin Belson, founder of Hooli
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Thanks for
listening.
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