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Internet Traffic To Grow 4 Fold In 4 Years

Cisco, in its fifth annual Visual Networking Index forecast, also said that the number of network-connected devices by 2015 will reach more than 15 billion, or about twice the world’s population.

Cisco says the increase in traffic from 2014 to 2015 alone will be 200 exabytes, more than the total IP traffic generated in 2010.

Some other staggering stats:

Mobile Internet traffic will increase 26x

Video traffic will increase 14x

The highlight of the article.... "Wi-Fi devices will for the first time use more bandwidth than wired devices in 2015"

"Wi-Fi will take up 46.2 percent of all IP traffic in 2015"

What companies and products will be winners/losers from this?

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Internet 2.0 Is Officially Here

Interesting story on BusinessInsider.com.

After Groupon has almost completed its $950m raise (valuing them between $6-7B), there is a much bigger story.

The increase in big financial firms backing Internet startups. Why?

We think it's another sign of the internet finally turning into the internet -- becoming big enough that huge new businesses can be built overnight.

Low cost of capital, quick return on investment and worldwide consumers.

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You Want My Personal Data And My Time..Pay Me For It

There are two components that are becoming very valuable in the digital age.

Time and Data.

It's not just your personal information that you provide to specific sites, but the TIME you spend on them that is becoming very valuable.

Did you know that the average user spends almost 30 minutes on Facebook?

That's the longest amount of time on ANY website.

What is driving that metric up?...games.

Facebook takes the data YOU provided to them and shows you relevant ads....for thirty minutes.

A trend that is developing...consumers will soon will want to be paid for this.

Interesting article in the NY Times that highlights the growing trend I have been discussing Pay Me For My Data

On the Internet, users supply the raw material that helps generate billions of dollars a year in online advertising revenue. Search requests, individual profiles on social networks, Web browsing habits, posted pictures and many Internet messages are all mined to serve up targeted online ads.

All of this personal information turns out to be extremely valuable, collectively. So why should Google, Yahoo, Facebook and other ad businesses get all the rewards?




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The Internet Then And Now

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand routers.

The Wall Street Journal has a story The Internet: Then And Now

The two images above are maps of the Internet, specifically the “routers” – equipment that passes data to its intended destination – and the paths between them.

The map on the left was made 10 years ago, and shows about 88,000 routers. The one on the right was made a couple of months ago. This time Lumeta mapped over 450,000 routers.

The upshot is that it’s now a lot more efficient to send data around the world.

The telecommunications companies and other organizations that operate the insides of the Internet have added so much equipment that there are now five times as many roads and ramps as there were a decade ago.

Internet Advertising Forces Money Back Guarantee Advertising On TV

Is Internet advertising having such an impact that networks are forced to give money back guarantees?

Last week ZenithOptimedia said Internet spending grew 32% this year, while all other media measured grew by single-digit percentages.

It also predicted Internet advertising will pass three milestones in the next three years: It will overtake radio advertising in 2008, attain a double-digit share of all global advertising in 2009 and overtake magazine advertising in 2010.

NBC Refunds Advertisers

Fourth-ranked broadcaster NBC has quietly begun reimbursing advertisers an average of $500,000 each for failing to reach guaranteed ratings levels, the first time a network has taken such a step in years, media buyers said.

CBS, ABC and Fox also are doling out make-goods, primarily for the first quarter. They have blamed softness on a new ratings formula, but media agencies disagree. None of the networks would comment.

How will TV networks take back control? It's coming and it is the Next Google.

The Next Google will be able to collect data, second-by-second, from all services/devices connected to the broadband pipe and deliver relevant advertising to ANY display.

Quoting the CEO of The Next Google.." the ability to report actual anonymous second-by-second program and advertising audience viewership data from tens of millions of set top boxes (STB)s represents a huge technological and informational leap from today's television measurement standard"

Don't you think advertisers will end up paying higher rates knowing their ads are being delivered in this manner?

Know what company does this?