On Sun, 5 Mar 100 23:17:57 - STIGLIC Anton wrote:
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>Yes, but remember we started a discussion in this subject so as to
>give a real life analogy of what happens on the Web. Businesses who
>sale you stuff face to face are probably going to go for the sale
>over getting information. But then, just take AirMiles for examaple,
>do you think they are giving you free trips just because they are a
>bunch of generous lovely people? And on the web it's a whole
>different ball game. From what do you think Double Click gets
>it's money from? And what about the serial code in Intel thing,
>what did you think they had in the back of their minds?
>I can give you a whole bunch of other examples...
>
>In this, the information age, information is money.
information is perishable, its lifetime temporary.
it is knowledge, not information, that has value in
the digital world...
ac
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