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 kh7 rated 32 months ago- From the page: "Paper received 8 January 2001; accepted 29 January 2001." Connectivity more important than content. I have to agree, after a client of mine was more anxtious to get the e-mailadres and webinterface of his online e-mailclient working, than to get the website that went with it to work.
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- Don-Keehotay rated 4 months ago
- A refutation of the often-repeated assertion that "content is king". Dude has a point -- with the new 'interactive Web', we're using connectivity to create our own content.
- poorsod rated 11 months ago
- This was written in 2001. I think history has well and truly proven him wrong.
- bookspace rated 15 months ago
- interesting
- imadoofus123 rated 11 months ago
- this page has too much content, i didn't bother reading it.
- kh7 rated 32 months ago
- From the page: "Paper received 8 January 2001; accepted 29 January 2001." Connectivity more important than content. I have to agree, after a client of mine was more anxtious to get the e-mailadres and webinterface of his online e-mailclient working, than to get the website that went with it to work.
- 1femme rated 26 months ago
- very interesting
- rks1157 rated 35 months ago
- C'mon already ... content-shmantent.. Licensing is King baby.. connectivity is simply a means to an end. Can you hear me now?
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