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Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00
Re: Broadcasting in the Web Age
Author: Interpersonal Computing and Tech...
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 00:00
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From: Sam Lanfranco <lanfran@yorku.ca> I would suggest that there is a technical flaw in this story.Building an ego-based web site is populating an access (server) site. There is no assurance that anyone will bother to come and look. Before you sell the car and tv to buy additional server capacity, put monitoring shoftware on the ego-based Web site. You might find you are quite ignored and alone, and a candidate for the minimum hit web site. ------ Sam Lanfranco, lanfran@yorku.ca > From: INFOMAN <Infoman@Queens-Belfast.AC.UK> > Here is a developed country equivalent of the African storyteller. > You are in a small town in Surrey, call it Virginia Water, where people > used to show off to their neighbours with new cars, extensions to their > houses, collections of paintings and slide shows of their holidays. Now > they have an interactive fibre network, so they can be connected all the > time instead of just when making calls. To show off, you put your slides > and expensive holiday stories on your house web server, and spend your > time trying to outdo what your neighbours put on their web servers. > --------- > >From davenewman at QUB-IM, via infoman@qub.ac.uk account of > Dr. David R. Newman, Queen's University, School of Management,
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