On Email And The First Instance Of

The Computer Would Do Anything You Programmed It To Do.

The Last Decade Of Internet Evolution Has Been Marked By Innovation. That Innovation Has Been A Consequence Of The Open And Neutral Access That The Internet Has Afforded Up Until Now.

My Belief Is That There Will Be Very Large Numbers Of Internet-enabled Devices On The Net - Home Appliances, Office Equipment, Things In The Car And Maybe Things That You Carry Around. And Since They're All On The Internet And Internet-enabled, They'll Be Manageable Through The Network, And So We'll See People Using The Net And Applications On The Net To Manage Their Entertainment Systems, Manage Their, You Know, Office Activities And Maybe Even Much Of Their Social Lives Using Systems On The Net That Are Helping Them Perform That Function.

It Is Just A Thing. Whether It Is Good Or Bad Depends What You Do With It. If You Don't Like What You Are Doing With It Then It Is Simply A Reflection Of What You Are As An Individual, An Organisation Or A Society And That Is What You Have To Fix.

There Is An Underlying, Fundamental Reliance On The Internet, Which Continues To Grow In The Number Of Users, Country Penetration And Both Fixed And Wireless Broadband Access.