#TweetsFromThePast

“It’s actually going to be a VERY good time in cyberville. Lock and load.” #TweetsFromThePast

“Anyone should be able to run a web site from their home or company. I’m pretty certain that’s not going to be an issue.” #TweetsFromThePast

“Ideally, everyone who is a consumer online should have the potential to also be a provider on the network.” #TweetsFromThePast

“It looked like someone had set off a web bomb. I would guess the number of websites … doubled in the last 30 days” #TweetsFromThePast

“Institutional America has already voted and its over. Get a web.” #TweetsFromThePast

“TIME Magazine, The Library of Congress, The White House, The Louvre, they’re already up and they look great” #TweetsFromThePast

“Netscape has served as a catalyst … This appears it will BE the way people … put up bulletin boards in the future” #TweetsFromThePast

“We need databases for substantive information if information is the real game.” #TweetsFromThePast

“What people DO online is communicate – with each other. And they acquire software.” #TweetsFromThePast

“A little secret online is that nearly everyone likes to look at a bit of information now and again” #TweetsFromThePast

“OK. I’ve got web fever. Were in the midst of a weblosion and I have personally had a webulism.” Jack Rickard #TweetsFromThePast

“Speed and momentum are building, bringing us into the inevitable future of full-blown commerce on the Internet.” #TweetsFromThePast

“Online media is easy to use, convenient, and, now, secure.” #TweetsFromThePast

Buyers, sellers & banks all need full assurance that online purchases are handled with technology that guarantees privacy #TweetsFromThePast

“A marketing medium is not a practical value if the vast majority of the users are stumped by its technical complexity” #TweetsFromThePast