• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
Ihof Logo Header 182px 67px
Search DropdownSearch IconDonate
  • About
    • 2025 Induction Ceremony
    • Advisory Board
    • Nominations
    • Previous Events
  • Inductees
  • News
    • Blog
    • Announcements
  • Donate
Home / Inductees in the News / Kleinrock Could Never Have Foreseen One Billion Users
4 September 2015

Kleinrock Could Never Have Foreseen One Billion Users

In a recent MSNBC piece, Kleinrock talks about how he never could have expected that the experiment known as “ARPAnet” would someday reach a billion users. 

He grapples with the issues of keeping the Internet open and free, and acknowledges that sometimes this can include some “pretty dark stuff.”  However, he goes on to say how “essential” it is to maintain the Internet’s open history, but contends that these ideas must be managed.  

Related Posts

10 March 2015

Vint Cerf Calls for a “Digital Vellum” to Ensure Our Data Will Be Recoverable

Read More about Vint Cerf Calls for a “Digital Vellum” to Ensure Our Data Will Be Recoverable

6 April 2015

Brewster Kahle and the Challenges of Archiving the Internet

Read More about Brewster Kahle and the Challenges of Archiving the Internet

8 December 2015

What Was the First Thing Sold on the Internet?

Read More about What Was the First Thing Sold on the Internet?

5 February 2015

Internet Hall of Fame News Highlights

Read More about Internet Hall of Fame News Highlights

Footer

Facebook F 1
X Home
Youtube 1
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Contact Us

The Internet Hall of Fame is presented by:

Internet Society 76x25

Internet Society

1551 Emancipation Highway #1506
Fredericksburg, VA. 22401
U.S.A
+1-703-439-2120

© 2025 Internet Society