1. Jonathan Reichardt

2. Internet Regulation Internet regulations censor data on the internet monitor IP addresses. The Internet Society wants to stop regulations from restricting open access and regulation. Internet Governess Internet Governess applies to activities as diverse as the coordination of technical standards, the operation of critical infrastructure, development, regulation, legislation, and more. EdX EdX is a group of free courses offered by MIT and Yale. The purpose is to offer free education to those willing to learn. The top 50 will be offered job interviews. The Internet Protocol (IP) Internet Protocol (IP) addresses are unique numeric identifiers that are needed by every device that connects to the Internet. IP addresses are managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).

3. Net Neutrality Net Neutrality is the idea that people, not governments or corporations, control what they do online. It is a very important issue in our near future. IPv6 IPv6 is a new version of internet protocol address designed to add many more IP addresses so that all the new people coming on line will be able to have IP addresses. Windows 8 The latest operating system from Microsoft, designed specifically to run more smoothly with tablets. Routing Autonomous Systems (ASNs) Routing Autonomous Systems (ASNs) is the way groups of IP addresses connect to the internet. It is very regulated and controlled.

4. Privacy Privacy is a big concern for internet users going forward. Any transaction or conversation thought to be private may become easier and easier to access. Steps need to be made to keep people conversations private. Boarder Gateway Protocol The Boarder Gateway Protocol is how routing decisions are made so that the internet runs more smoothly and efficiently. Spam Spam are mass messages aimed at as many people as possible, often with sinister intentions. They clog up networks and bandwidth, even though people are trying to stop it. MOOC Massive online open classes (MOOC) are great tools for large groups of people to lean at little to no cost. Security Keeping people secure is the number one concern of the internet society. Viruses, scams, and spam need to be stopped. Standardization Standardization is the key to getting countless different machines to work together to form a single network.