Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History of the Internet (Computer Documentary, Poor Quality Encode)

Please support Cringely at cringely.com and contribute a donation to him. He’s hurting bad right now. Thanks. Presented here strictly for historical purposes only. Provided by FWP Film Network. This is also the same version that’s been floating around the Internet since 2002. There’s a long story about that. Sequel to Triumph of the Nerds. Documentary covers the following topics: PBS, Robert X. Cringely, Take Me Out to the Ball Game, American National Anthem (Star-Stangled Banner), Major League Baseball, Candlestick Park, 3Com Park, San Francisco Giants, Internet, World Wide Web, Bits, Bytes, Wired World, Geeks, Billionaires, Corporations, Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History of the Internet, Sequel to Triumph of the Nerds, Networking the Nerds, Power Lines, Desktop Computer, Webcam, Information Age, Bob Metcalfe, Xerox PARC, Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems, ’90s Websites, The ’90s, Netscape, Bill Gates, Web Lifestyle, Microsoft, Dot-Com Era, Dot-Com Boom, Screen Saver, Dilbert, Generation X, Blues Music, City Park, Pet Dog, Warp Speed, Dog Years, Christina Gomaford, Internet Time, Jim Bidzos, Software Business, Rohit Khare, Web Years, Grocery Store, Edwin Chiu, Scooter, Weird Stuff Warehouse, Dream a Dream, Inventor, Goped, Usefulness, PC Generation, excite.com, excite@home, Started in a Garage, Graham Spencer, Information Technology, John Doerr, Venture Capitalist, Convertible Sports Car, Cyberspace, Virtual Land Rush, Adult Entertainment, Chatroom, Peep Show, Kat, Adult Internet Website, amazon.com, Amazon, Virtual Mall, Amazon Used to Sell Books Only, Jeff Bezos, Ideal Internet Product, Seattle, Using Bits to Sell Atoms, BNC Connection, VC Experience, Working 100 Hours a Week, Vinod Kohsla, Reused Footage, Computer Programming, Programming Language, Quoting Shakespeare, Replacing the Post Office and Telephone, Steve Jobs, Apple Computers, NeXT Computers, Microsoft Doesn’t Own It, Welcome You’ve Got Mail, AOL, American Online, Dial-Up Modem, E-Mail, Steve Ballmer, At the Beach, Wi-Fi Laptop, Wireless Connection, Information Revolution, Global, Pacific Ocean, Rollerblades, The Well, Fawn Fitter, Internet Community, Online Romance, Person Not Who They Seem to Be, AmeriVox, Retro TV Commercial, Dot-Com TV Commercial, Adult Supervision, George Bell, Young Billionaire, Company Going Public, Joe Krause, Mark Van Haren, Vegetarian, Car Options, Coca-Cola, VW Beetle — Vintage, BMW, Young Geeks, Cringely’s Garage, Home Office, Intergalatic Business Empire, Soviet Union, Russians, Space Race, Cold War, Sputnik, USSR, CCCP, Moscow, Red Square, In Orbit, President Eisenhower, ARPA, Severo Ornstein, BBN, Astronauts, President Kennedy, NASA, Man on the Moon, Apollo Space Program, John Glenn, Mercury Space Program, Gemini Space Program, President Lyndon Johnson, Vintage Spacecraft Launch Footage, Computers of the 1960s, Giant Mainframes, The Lick, J.C.R. Licklider, M.I.T., Data Tape Banks, Data Tape Drives, Interconnected Network, Teletype Machine, Larry Roberts, DARPA, Spacewalk, Stanford University, Mainframe Computers, Computer Access, Timesharing, Bob Taylor, Computer User, Pentagon, United States Military, Department of Defense, Computer Research, Congressional Committee, Funding, Washington DC, Traveling in the Pentagon, Pentagon Corridor Speed Limit, Indoor Bicycle, Inside the Pentagon, Air Force Officer, Computer Networking, Charlie Hertzfeld, and many more topics.

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