In September 1999, I was blogging about
- What makes a play worth seeing twice, according to Tom Stoppard
- The then-unrealistic expectations of voice-recognition software
- A critique of the “information wants to be free” mantra
- A Microsoft exec who predicted that digital publication would eclipse print publication within a decade
- How marketers are pushing your buttons with the help of technology and semiotic theory
- The storytelling genius and embedded racism of Edgar Rice Burroughs
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