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The Internet of Things Versus the Access Framing [Bits Versus Electrons]

Having used connected computers for nearly half a century, I take it for granted that the Internet is about seamless connectivity that starts locally, at home. However, to most people, the Internet is something they access only after agreeing to pay a service provider because, in the past, the Internet was the province of university researchers with only limited access to outsiders.