A cozy chop house in Birmingham is a good place to be on a late-winter Michigan day, especially when you share a table with a visionary GM executive. Which is why sharing a table with Mark Hogan, president of eGM, was such a treat. He is smart and worldly, and he sees an opportunity few in Detroit, Stuttgart or Toyota City have yet to spot. For nearly a billion hours a week, during every week this year, Americans will park their bums in cars. Now comes the Internet, that all-absorbing medium.
Broadband wireless guarantees it.
Only a moron would hawk a goober against this wind. Here lies GM's big shot at New Economy riches and valuations. If GM acts. You have to act quickly, too. Old Economy companies, for the most part, haven't learned to surf.