“The new pragmatism means employees and companies, like lovers who want to remain friends after breaking up, tell each other nicely when it’s no longer working out.”
Miranda Ewell, writing in the San Jose Mercury News, 17 June 1997
“The new pragmatism means employees and companies, like lovers who want to remain friends after breaking up, tell each other nicely when it’s no longer working out.”
Miranda Ewell, writing in the San Jose Mercury News, 17 June 1997
“Computers used to be a geeky thing, but these days a lot of college girls are buying computers and surfing the net. It’s real fun.”
Self-described “otaku” Masakazu Kobayashi, Wall Street Journal, page R14, 16 June 1997
“The Internet is a revolutionary means for displaying sexually explicit, patently offensive material to children in the privacy of their own homes.”
Deputy Solicitor General Seth Waxman arguing for the government in Reno v. ACLU, New York Times, 16 June 1997
“The Net used to be only really a domain for hackers, scientists, and Unix-heads.”
Marc Andreessen, Netscape DevCon, 11 June 1997
“The new enlightenment is money.”
Gita Mehta, Forbes, 16 June 1997