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James Adams Information Warfare 08.05.98 Gil Amelio Apple Can Be Saved 04.17.98 Cameron Barrett Fired for Fiction 03.31.98 Julie Bick Inside Microsoft 06.25.98 Jon Carroll Life+Internet = News 07.21.97 Vint Cerf Father of the Net 10.22.98 Ron Chernow Comparing Gates to Rockefeller 07.16.98 Richard Conway Domain Name Squatter 01.26.98 Esther Dyson Taking Responsibility 11.10.97 Tom Evans GeoCities' CEO. 04.24.98 Dennis "Thresh" Fong Quake Champ 01.14.98 John-Louis Gassee Apple Past, Be Future 07.21.98 John Gilmore Why Encryption Matters 02.11.98 Alex Haddox Tracking Virus Hoaxes 07.16.98 Larry Harvey Founder of Burning Man 03.01.98 Brian Jeffrey E-commerce Analyst 02.10.98 Steven Johnson Interface as Metaphor 12.01.97 Jason Kelly Y2K, already too late? 07.08.98 Scott Kurnit CEO of The Mining Company 03.11.98 Starr Long Ultima's Online Chaos 01.16.98 Dan Marusich Apple's Web Store 07.21.98 Timothy McVeigh AOL Victim? 04.03.98 Richard Metzger Raw, Unmediated Information 01.09.98 Call Morrell What Do Gamers Want? 11.15.97				Tim O'Reilly Open Source Advocate 04.07.98 Jeff Papows Free Source's Unsustainability 05.13.98 Mark Pesce VRML, After the Hype 03.13.98 Kim Polese Toward Net Nirvana 10.24.97 Jeff Pulver Phone Home Online 03.11.98 Eric Raymond Open Source Advocate 04.07.98 Gary Reback Microsoft Nemesis 02.24.98 Wendy Goldman Rohm Gates Revealed 09.03.98 John Romero Beyond Quake 05.04.98 Charles Rule Microsoft Defender 05.19.98 Paul Saffo More Net Middlemen? 05.05.98 David Samuel Tuning Up Net Radio 04.29.98 Robert Seidman Net Columnist 07.30.98 Kara Swisher Author, aol.com 07.16.98 Michael Tchong Tracking E-Commerce 05.01.98 Linus Torvalds Linux Creator 04.07.98 Larry Wall Perl Creator 02.15.98 David Weir Managing Editor, Salon Magazine 09.23.98 Todd Rundgren Musician/Programmer 08.04.97 Brewster Kahle Archived the Internet 07.16.97 David Siegel Wandering a Visual Wasteland 11.26.97				The creator of the freeware operating system Linux talks about the nature of the freeware process, the business models that work for freeware, and future directions for the movement. How is it that the soft-spoken Dennis Fong is among the most feared warriors in the online world of Quake? Esther Dyson says we must accept responsibility for what happens online. David Siegel says that in his world, the designer is king. Vint Cerf talks about his hopes for the Internet he helped create.