Resumen de The web in a box
LibraryBox is a small, do-it-yourself web server. The box beams a Wi-Fi network to the surrounding area. Once someone connects, they can access any of the files or webpages hosted on that box--no Internet connection required. Jason Griffey, founder of LibraryBox, was inspired by an art project created at New York University in 2011. Housed inside a lunchbox, the PirateBox was created by a professor looking for an easy way to swap digital files with his students. Griffey saw the potential it could have for people living in areas with damaged or unreliable Internet infrastructure, or even no way of getting online at all.
