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"This web is still alive and well, nobody stops you from grabbing a domain name and launch anything you wish" True, you'll be able to do that, but if most of p
by piokoch 9y ago
"This web is still alive and well, nobody stops you from grabbing a domain name and launch anything you wish"
True, you'll be able to do that, but if most of people will have "free internet package" that will allow them to access GOOG, FB, AMZN only, having the domain will not make much sense.
- natoliniak 9y agoExactly. This reminds me of the 1990's AOL's walled garden model that ultimately lost to the open Web. I wonder though, if we really descent into a multi-tier internet and if a version of a "legacy" internet survives in some form (even though not accessible by main stream FB/GOOG users), if that legacy part of the internet will become cleaner and once gain open to grass roots innovation?
- kowdermeister 9y agoToday most people have a paid access to the internet. How many people do you think will downgrade to free and get rid of 99% of the available websites? For newcomers it can be problematic, but I don't see it happening on a mass scale.