“Internet service providers (ISPs) connect users to the Internet and provide email accounts. Telecommunications giants AT&T, cable TV giant Comcast, and AOL (now subsidiary of TimeWarner) are the industry leaders and account for nearly half of all U.S. Internet subscriptions among them” (281). Internet service providers differ from content providers. Content providers are mainly designers. They provide the layout and design of Web pages, and opposed to providing the service such as email and communications. Content providers – web designers – have popped up all over. You can do this service remotely, which is pretty awesome. There is no specific reason for a web designer to be in the same room as the owner.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Service vs. Content
“Internet service providers (ISPs) connect users to the Internet and provide email accounts. Telecommunications giants AT&T, cable TV giant Comcast, and AOL (now subsidiary of TimeWarner) are the industry leaders and account for nearly half of all U.S. Internet subscriptions among them” (281). Internet service providers differ from content providers. Content providers are mainly designers. They provide the layout and design of Web pages, and opposed to providing the service such as email and communications. Content providers – web designers – have popped up all over. You can do this service remotely, which is pretty awesome. There is no specific reason for a web designer to be in the same room as the owner.
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