or regulatory protection by default. The W3C has a project called "P3P" for privacy which will allow a user to control if and how information is given away to a Web server.  P3P will allow Web sites to specify their privacy policy and users to automatically be warned about  sites whose policies they don't like. See the P3P project. ECommerce Q. Do you shop online? What do you think about the E-Commerce? A: Yes, I buy a lot of things online myself.  I think that Web shopping as it is is only the tip of a huge larger change which will come when I can find things and compare prices automatically, and when electronic financial instruments are commonplace. Web and Education Q: Peter Drucker has predicted that information technology will bring about the demise of the university as currently constituted. Do you share this view? What changes will the Web help bring to education? A: I hope that educators will pool their resources and create a huge supply of online materials.  I hope much of this will be available freely to those especially in developing countries who may not have access to it any other way.  Then I think we will see two things.  One will be that keeping that web of material up to date will take a lot of time and effort - it will seem like more effort than creating it in the first place.  The other is that we will see how essential people, and their