📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Tracy Licklider ❝I think [JCR Licklider] would to some extent be surprised that business has hijacked the Internet in a certain sense. https://t.co/q4duGbXsoH

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Teus Hagen ❝We tried to connect to the ARPANET. And that was the Ministry of Defense, and at that timeframe we were in let’s say a “cold war” with Russia. And we were not allowed to attest to that. https://t.co/fiipEc3SoY

@ruudvs 📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Steve Goldstein ❝There was really no real security, other than things like passwords and maybe some encryption here or there. The attitude my boss had at National Science Foundation was, “That’s not our concern.” https://t.co/CCtNR5ie56

@ruudvs 📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Stephen Wolff ❝I think the Internet is still a work in progress. And that’s a very good thing. https://t.co/7OgqGbovqQ

@ruudvs 📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Scott Bradner ❝The biggest surprise I’ve ever had about the Internet is that my mom surfed. It never occurred to me in the early 80s that my mother would knowingly use the Internet. https://t.co/hzIdieGcAT

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Rudi Vansnick ❝I was participating in a European Commission project, and it was really a surprising period. In less than ten years, the whole Internet changed. —@ruudvs https://t.co/F1vVYFcqME

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Raúl Echeberría ❝The Internet by itself is not valuable for anybody. The Internet is valuable if it impacts in the life of the people. So this is what we have to work on every day. https://t.co/XsVMFBwfnB

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Ram Mohan ❝Keeping cohesion at the core of the Internet is an important thing. But you have to continually pay attention to it. When you do that well…at the edges of the Internet it allows for things to happen. https://t.co/EYntbaCHOY

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Ralph Droms ❝We’re at a time of huge expansion of the Internet outside of the kinds of Internet connections and devices that we’re familiar with. https://t.co/sjq4oKOJA2

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Kees Neggers ❝It’s obvious the Internet is a tremendous success and the world isn't prepared to live without it anymore. At the same time it's never been designed to provide the services it's assumed to do today. https://t.co/Fz4g1nECom

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Kanchana Kanchanasut ❝I think my role for the Internet was that I was lucky to be part of the people who spread the Internet through Southeast Asia. I brought the Internet to Thailand. https://t.co/5U7sXVWcmk

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Jun Murai ❝In order to make the Internet be a kind of global entity, I’ve been involved as one of the key persons outside the US for the development of the Internet. https://t.co/TYP34L44Xp

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: John Perry Barlow ❝My greatest hope, and the thing I’ve been working for most of my life is that it will realize itself as something that makes it possible for anybody to know anything they’re capable of knowing. https://t.co/pRkd9VAw3q

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: James Galvin ❝The Internet was built on a foundation of it works because everybody cooperates and we all agree. And that was a great environment when you pretty much could NAME everybody who was on the Internet… https://t.co/hOyXVHv3YJ

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Henning Schulzrinne ❝We’ve designed systems not really well anticipating the kind of users that would /really/ use them, thinking that they would be used in the same way that they were in the 1980s and 1990s. https://t.co/lBgkQv3Eap

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Glenn Ricart ❝In some ways I helped put the “inter” into the Internet because it was the first time these administratively-different networks were connected and COULD connect together as they wished. —@gricart https://t.co/sgho0ixK7M

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Gihan Dias ❝There’s lots of fears. So one major fear would be privacy. So privacy is something which we used to take for granted. Now we cannot. The other major fear I have is centralization. https://t.co/7DNUMDRiYe

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: George Sadowsky ❝I would hope that ten or twenty years from now…the name “Internet” will actually fade and we’ll just consider it part of the infrastructure that we’re used to… —@georgesadowsky https://t.co/vvXS1CL2Sn

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: François Flückiger ❝The main fear I have, and I believe most of my colleagues have, is to see the Internet more fragmented than it is, and much more fragmented than we wanted it to be. —@flupe https://t.co/4Q5krgWnxo

📄2013 Internet Hall of Fame Interviews: Eric Burger ❝It’s not a technology imposed from above. It really is a technology developed from the ground up, where you don’t need permission to come up with a new application or a new idea. https://t.co/Yv4H2E5VQj