Surf The Web Is A Happy Coincidence.

Today We Have 1 Billion Users On The Net. By 2010 We Will Have Maybe 2 Billion.

In The Internet World, Both Ends Essentially Pay For Access To The Internet System, And So The Providers Of Access Get Compensated By The Users At Each End. My Big Concern Is That Suddenly Access Providers Want To Step In The Middle And Create A Toll Road To Limit Customers' Ability To Get Access To Services Of Their Choice Even Though They Have Paid For Access To The Network In The First Place.

We Never, Ever In The History Of Mankind Have Had Access To So Much Information So Quickly And So Easily.

Their Internet Usage Is Growing Very Rapidly, And Even They Can Do The Math: If Everyone In China Needed An Ipv4 Address - Just One - This Country Would Use Up One Third Of The Entire Public Ip Address Space.

It Is Just A Thing. Whether It Is Good Or Bad Depends What You Do With It. If You Don't Like What You Are Doing With It Then It Is Simply A Reflection Of What You Are As An Individual, An Organisation Or A Society And That Is What You Have To Fix.