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Wired Magazine: Ten years that changed the world
The next issue of Wired Magazine focusses on the decade since the Netscape IPO which revolutionized the way people looked at the internet. Obviously the internet, and the web, became a lot more ubiquitous as the years rolled on.
The issue features a virtual who's who of the internet age. There're the usual suspects, Marc Andreessen (Netscape), Jerry Yang (Yahoo), Shawn Fanning (Napster), Steve Jobs (Apple), Larry Page & Sergei Brin (Google), etc.
Rambled @ 7:30 PM
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