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April 1997 New Thinking

How much do you want to pay today?
This Week's New Thinking is brought to you by Frank O'Dwyer
April 28, 1997: Since its release in 1995, the people of the world have been paying Microsoft Corporation a fortune for developing Windows '95. And even though the people that created Windows '95 are not still creating it, the users are still paying. Millions of dollars annually. The users of software are accustomed to paying a price that is "as long as a piece of string" for a finite amount of work. More

How true is the word?
April 21, 1997: The power of the written word has been substantial throughout history. If it was written, or perhaps more importantly, printed, then many took it to be true. However, as we near the new millennium that power is certainly waning. More

Human diversity
April 14, 1997: The average American would recognize an Irish accent. However, not many Americans would recognize the difference between a Cavan and Longford accent. More

Intelligent agents and government
April 07, 1997: For the Internet to have a stable and commercial future it requires government; stability, definition, order. The government the Internet receives may be very different from the forms of government we now know, but government it will be. More

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