So many interesting items on this graph. - FTP from the bulk to next to nothing (thanks to sites like mediafire) - Web is still such a large portion especially when you consider that it is the main platform for video (outside of streaming media companies) - RIP telnet It will be interesting to look back at this graph in another 10 years or to see Web component broken down to see what amount of that is occupied by facebook, google, twitter, etc. (via The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet | Magazine)
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So many interesting items on this graph.

- FTP from the bulk to next to nothing (thanks to sites like mediafire)

- Web is still such a large portion especially when you consider that it is the main platform for video (outside of streaming media companies)

- RIP telnet

It will be interesting to look back at this graph in another 10 years or to see Web component broken down to see what amount of that is occupied by facebook, google, twitter, etc.

(via The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet | Magazine)

Source: Wired