It radically changed its whole business in the last year. We're already using the Interent for long-distance communications. And Internet usage is growing far faster than telephone usage. The real question is when we will stop distinguishing between the two. They're exceptionally good managers.
Internet companies have to learn that good management counts for a lot.
When you are growing fast, you can get away with sometimes slip-shod management. As Internet growth slows down, pure-play Internet companies have to think harder about good management. They question their own assumptions. They go forward even if the options seem a little frightening for the business. Handspring raised 200 million dollars, which seems pretty good.