Chris and Jacob

Audio Video
Intro
1. How did this video load for you?
Hopefully a just a few seconds of
buffering, and you were on your way.

2. After ten seconds of loading,
were you considering exiting the tab?
Believe me, youre not the first one.
People want cat pictures, and they
want them now.

3. But how did we get here? On
August sixth, 1991, the World Wide
Web was publically released to the
world.

4. The Internet speed during
1991 was about .028 mbps, which
would take an 851 KB (kilobyte) cat
picture 51 seconds to download.

5. What are all these fancy
terms?

6. One thousand Kilobytes
equals one Megabyte, and 1000
megabytes equals a gigabyte. Our
very own schools Internet speed, with
copper wire, is about 5mbps.

7. Google fiber is about 1000
mbps, which is 200x, our amount with
copper.

8. We pinned our own Internet
against Googles Fiber and we
downloaded 100 Pictures.

9. Google Fiber took 3 seconds
whilst we took 9 minutes and 20
seconds. Its a clear difference.
10. Weve spent some time talking
about how slow the Internet is right
Intro
1. Loading Gif, Cat picture in the center,
Another cat picture with NOW on it

2. 10 seconds writing. Exit sign. Cat
picture, Jg Wentworth its my cat and I
need it now

3. Question mark man. August sixth
1991 typed out. With www red ribbon
scissors cutting tape in front of the
Internet.


4. Internet speed picture Image of
.028 with 1991 above it, Snail above an
arrow labeled 51 seconds carrying a cat
picture labeled 851 Kb on the back of the
snail all on a computer screen.

5. William fancyson up in arms
6. Math equation Picture of a school,
with kids gradually popping up and
eventually covering the screen.100 Mb = A
gigabyte Picture of Hth With 5mbs


7. Winner! Above Google with time
time


8. Download icon over a stack of
pictures


9. Comcast exec saying wow. Thats
fast and a snail with a jetpack on its back.

10. Board meeting with the internet in
the middle

now, but how can we fix it?

11. Well, in the USA Internet is
provided by (appropriately named)
Internet Service providers or ISPs

12. These ISPs have little to no
reason to upgrade their current
networks to fiber optic.

13. Its not a money issue, as
providers such as AT&T made
around 3.5 BILLION last year.

14. Just how much are we looking
at? Around $52,000 per square mile
of fiber.

15. It does sound a little costly,
because it is. but ISPs have the
money. Lets not forget that this isnt
just out of AT&Ts pockets,

16. But out of ALL of the providers
using the fiber as well. Lets be
honest. Why would businesses build
this network when they wont see any
profit?

17. Well, people will be willing to
pay for faster speeds.

18. Wouldnt you if it meant
skyping in crystal clear quality without
any breakup,

19. Instant YouTube buffering, and
more?

20. In conclusion, implementation
of fiber optic internet would greatly
benefit schools, households, and
businesses alike

21. , Give us speeds up to 200
TIMES faster than current speeds,

22. Talk to your local councilman



11. Logos of AT&T, Comcast, Cox,
Web Pass, Google Fiber, Time Warner,
etc.

12. at&t on pile of money saying No,
too expensive

13. 3.5 billion represented by stacks of
ding dong dosh

14.


15. Map of California

16. Guy with pockets empty saying Oh
sorry, I must be out of money with an
open door behind him, showing piles of
gold/money

17. Welcome to the real world




18. People handing off money

19. User saying Oh wow! I didnt know
you didnt sound like a robot!

20. 720p? What is that?

21. School building House, building

22. 1000 faster icon and vs and 5
arrows

23. Time machine man with dinosaur
that pops up
or woman and ask them about
installing fiber in your area.

23. Dont get stuck in the past.


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