The Internet: Past, Present & Future - presented by comScore

This 6 minute video interviews industry luminaries including John Battelle, Mark Cuban, Wenda Harris Millard, and many more to explore how the internet has changed their lives over the past ten years. Highlighting what they were doing online in 1999, we quickly see how this medium has evolved to where it is today. It also sheds light on the next big paradigm shifts that they see occurring in the digital landscape. This introspective on the internet past, present and future, allows us to remember the first time we heard the dial up noise, to reflect on how much we rely on the internet today and to glimpse into the next major developments we can hope to see. As comScore celebrates its ten year anniversary this year, it seemed only fitting to celebrate and explore the space that has allowed our business to thrive for all these years and to look forward to our future endeavors.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• comScore
• Marketing
• John Battelle
• Mark Cuban
• Andrew Braccia
• Tina Sharkey
• John Markoff
• Fred Wilson
• Dave Moore
• Wenda Harris Millard
• Esther Dyson
• Internet
• Market Research
• eCommerce
• Audience Measurement

[jcllanosm]

Congratulations, do you have the video with subtitles in spanish?

[peterjcooper]

Congrats comscore on your persistence and momentum. If you are not measuring it you are guessing. Thanks.

[danielwishnia]

Happy Anniversary, and thak you for sharing information with us.

[bbcesq]

Congratulations comScore on quantifying an amazing decade of innovation in the Internet, and accounting for clicks, eyeballs, hearts and minds fusing it, enabling it and challenging its independent spirit and affinity genius for bringing us together, and so letting us be us.

[marketingprofessor]

Excellent job, happy birthday comScore...

-Travis

[jami674]

The company I worked for in 1999 was out of business by early 2001! :) Happy 10th.

[AnMarieB]

Happy 10th comScore!

[metaprinter]

mark cuban: "without data you ain't got sh*t" I was not available for comment at the time of this filming ; )