The Birth of Internet Cafes: From London's First to a Global Phenomenon

The video discusses the evolution of cyber cafes, starting with Eva Pasco's initiative in London 10 years ago. Initially a space for women to learn about computers, it quickly became a global trend. Pasco's vision made the World Wide Web accessible to many, leading to the rapid success of her Internet cafe. Despite selling her business, Pasco remains influential, judging Yahoo's Internet Cafe Awards, marking the 10th anniversary of Cafe Siberia.

What was the original purpose of the space created in London 10 years ago?

• To sell computer hardware

• To serve as a coffee shop

• To provide a public space for women to learn about computers

• To host technology conferences

How many cyber cafes are estimated to exist worldwide according to Yahoo?

• 15,000

• 25,000

• 10,000

• 20,000

What did Eva Pasco initially use to capitalize on the IT revolution?

• A software development company

• A large team of IT experts

• A cappuccino maker and three computers

• A chain of coffee shops

What was Eva Pasco's reaction to the initial demand for her Internet cafe?

• She decided to close the cafe

• She was shocked by the overwhelming demand

• She immediately expanded to a new location

• She was disappointed by the low turnout

What role does Eva Pasco hold in relation to Yahoo's Internet Cafe Awards?

• She is a guest speaker

• She is a judge

• She is a sponsor

• She is a participant