Obscurity Is A Bigger Problem For Authors

Programming Is How We Talk To The Machines That Are Increasingly Woven Into Our Lives. If You Aren't A Programmer, You're Like One Of The Unlettered People Of The Middle Ages Who Were Told What To Think By The Literate Priesthood. We Had A Renaissance When More People Could Read And Write; We'll Have Another One When Everyone Programs.

There's Not A Single Business Model, And There's Not A Single Type Of Electronic Content. There Are Really A Lot Of Opportunities And A Lot Of Options And We Just Have To Discover All Of Them.

We Often Get Blinded By The Forms In Which Content Is Produced, Rather Than The Job That The Content Does.

We're Entering A New World In Which Data May Be More Important Than Software.

The Problem For Most Artists Isn't Piracy, It's Obscurity.