Forum Archive Index - June 2000

["Warner Lamb" <cloud9@i4free.co.nz>]

Just been reading through this link, some very good points.
Just one that stands out for me.The majority of internet users are 20-30
year olds (50% approx).This group are the most likely to use this new
purchasing model with ease.As many have said,the internet is just in its
nappies.The group behind them (1-20) will be using the net like watching
TV..second nature.The point being that this group also has the least
disposible income.For Now.We must look beyond the small ups and downs of the
present and to the whole momentum of the internet.These kids and consumers
of the future will know no different.I dont see any major clouds either,
just a bit of shortsightedness with regards to small drips trying to stop a
very big wave.
Also Nick Kearney wrote:Has e-mail put an end to conventional mail? no.
Nick,Come back to those words in 5-10 years..I believe you will be
surprised.
The posted letter is dead.That goes for business correspondence too.IMO
Warner


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