Nobody can see anything, nobody can do anything. It is big. In its path is turbulence, disruption, the mooing of sacred cows, destruction, opportunity and reformation. . . . It is after us all and none of us can hide. Visitors oohed and aahed.
All peoples are here, enemies live in peace .
But it's true that its attendees were more jaundiced. Voyager CEO and digital publishing eminence Bob Stein, sounding more beseiged than whimsical, described the on-going challenge of trying to launch a product within a nascent industry characterized by the incessant tweaking of its technology. He reminded that the printing press was invented in 1454, but the first novel, Pamela, didn't show up until 300 years later. So far nobody. The issue's unclear.