Beating down the 'access doors' America Online and others want cable networks to offer equal access. So far, the FCC has resisted. I magine, for just a minute, that you're the world's largest Internet Service Provider, dominating a country that has gone absolutely Internet ga-ga. You have more than 17 million paying subscribers and a market capitalization higher than some countries.
Life is good.
The Internet, as a communications medium, is undergoing tremendous change. The single shared Internet backbone connection. You know this because you've seen it coming. Not a day goes by when technological innovation doesn't bring e-commerce, streaming video and audio, interactive games and other services closer to mainstream America. It's your job to ferret out the companies that enable new applications, and present them to the world at large.