In the early days of the Internet, it was not uncommon for pundits, even in major news outlets, to disparage the fledgling technology, judging it as little more than a project with no real future.
For some, the idea that, one day, thanks to a set of new open-source protocols such as TCP/IP capable of transmitting data through telephone lines and fiber optic cables made by a new generation of telecommunications companies, people would be able to work remotely, book trips and dinners with a click, meet people from all over the world, and abandon shopping malls for online shopping, was far-fetched. A thought that did not last long.
These are actions that people take every day. And to get to this point we went through Borders and Blockbuster, later replaced by Amazon and Netflix and countless other platforms that have capitalized on the potential of the Internet.
The Internet has no future
At the time, the thought “the Internet has no future” was not entirely unreasonable. Implicit
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