He doesn't think the Internet's going away or folding or anything like that. And he believes there is the potential for growth and technological development. It's gone from baby steps to middle age in about five years, and there might not be any more big leaps in look and feel in its near to mid-range future. The Internet, that latest toy of aging baby boomers, might be an aging baby boomer itself. It's merely in hiatus for a bit, to return next year.
Nothing comes easy. . .
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