Interpretation of the third Internet wave: increasing user reliance on networks

In 1994, at the Computer Network Information Center of the Chinese Emy of Sciences, China achieved a full-featured connection with the international Internet and became a member of the international internet family.
Starting from this, the Internet has been in China for more than a decade. In just over a decade, the development of China's Internet has had an initial impulse, a thriving market, and a burst of bubbles. But now, China's Internet has skipped the difficult stages, driving into the fast lane of development.
People in the industry are used to dividing the development process of the Internet by "waves", which seems to be more suitable for describing the pace of the Internet development. If 2000 is the beginning of the third Internet wave, as China's Internet market expands rapidly, the number of users increases rapidly, and basic services and application services develop rapidly, china's Internet has entered a new stage of development in the third wave of Internet development.
In the face of this new stage of development, what we should do is not rush to imagine a bright future, but to fully understand, analyze and interpret this stage based on the current situation, clearly understand its development trajectory, tap into the huge development potential of the network, recognize the business model and value of China's Internet development, and find the way forward.
To this end, the editorial department of netway invited Yang Weiqing, president of iResearch market Consulting Co., Ltd., Hu Yanping, director of the exchange and development center of the China Internet Association, Liu Luping, president of Tencent, and vice president of the School of Humanities and Communication, Shanghai Normal University. jin Dinghai, Zhang Lingyan, deputy general manager of Beijing Diantong network interaction center, five experts, analyze and interpret the third Internet wave from different perspectives.
The third wave of internet development is customer demand-oriented
When thinking about this question, I think I am writing the truth. For any internet operator, user needs are paramount. Otherwise, the content is not visible, or the provided service is not used by anyone, it will be the biggest failure.
However, the development of the Internet is a dynamic process that is finally applied to more and more industries, people, and business fields. In this process, not only all walks of life, application networks in various fields, but also the increasingly subdivided application requirements and network combination will always be in an innovative state. Innovative applications and innovative technologies and services are constantly emerging. Therefore, it is not easy to become an internet service operator that can truly "meet user needs first", especially with the arrival of the third Internet wave in China.
I believe that 1995 ~ The introduction of Internet concepts in 1997 is the first wave of Internet development in China. The "Network Industrialization" driven by capital in 1999 is the second wave of Internet development in China. Since 2000, china's Internet began to usher in the third wave of development, marking the boom in internet applications. Especially with the rapid acceleration of the mainstream economy's network speed, some business models have begun to mature, and more new applications are emerging, such as the network community, blog, network video and other network application boom that gradually emerged in 2006.