“We haven’t made any announcements yet but watch this space.”
Michael Cowpland, chief executive of Corel, on the conspicuous absence of software that’s actually shipping from the Java-addled behemoth he runs, The New York Times, 25 January 1998
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YOUR SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL GAFFE SURE WOKE THEM UP
“Coverups do work, but only to a certain extent – because of a press corps that has been sleeping.”
Matt Drudge of the Drudge Report, inspired by the Monica Lewinsky affair to cast a few stones from the glass house we call TV, Meet the Press, 25 January 1998
ENOUGH ABOUT POLITICS – CAN WE GET BACK TO THE BLOWJOBS?
“Yes, it’s very worthwhile to get all this info online – but ultimately it’s about relationships.”
Stacy Horn, founder and spokesmodel-in-chief of the East Coast Hang Out (ECHO) and author of Cyberville, sharing her deep insights into computer-mediated communications, The Village Voice, 21 January 1998
CREATING A JAM IS ONE WAY TO DRIVE TRAFFIC
“Snap’s strategy is to be ubiquitous. We want to be in front of as many consumers as possible.”
Karen Wood, CNET’s flack-in-chief, on her company’s plan to put front doors online where there aren’t any walls, Wired News, 21 January 1998
IT’S HIGH TIME SOMEONE GOT THOSE USERS UNDER CONTROL
“[PICS]’s intent is certainly not as a tool for government control, but as a tool for user control.”
Tim Berners-Lee, head of the World Wide Web Consortium, on the purpose of the Platform for Internet Content Selection, a Web-page blocking standard, The New York Times, 19 January 1998
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