Anyone who knows what we're going to be doing 13 months from isn't working hard enough on today. She writes about the web for publications like The Net , Tripod , and Publish magazine. Here are her thoughts on the good,the bad, and the ugly that next year may bring. But in contemplating the future of content on the web, she doesn't see it in a positive light. The sad truth is, I fear that the web's Golden Age is over.
Content is nowhere near as important or attractive as revenue-generating opportunities.
I also think the consolidation strategy that's under way is a bad thing for the web. There are very few large independent design firms left. The Web industry is becoming less diverse as more companies move toward becoming large, full-service agencies with little specialization. Miller also hopes for a better email experience. My biggest wish is for us to find more effective ways of dealing with spam.