The Idea That Maybe You Don't Have

And So The Idea Was, Well Maybe You Can Take An Atari Video Game Machine, Where People Plug In A Game Cartridge, And Plug In A Modem, And Tie That Into A Telephone, And Essentially Turn That Game In The Machine Into An Interactive Terminal.

Bill Sees And Understands The Possibilities Of A Connected World And Has The Expertise And The Experience To Help Make It A Reality, ... As More And More Consumers Want To Take Their Connectivity With Them Beyond The Desktop, Bill's Vision Will Be Critical In Charting The Company's Future Course And Delivering On The Promise Of Aol Anywhere.

It's Silly For Me To Raise Expectations Too Much, But I Think I'm Right On The Basic Trend, Which Is Shifting Power To Consumers.

The Resources You Happen To Accumulate, What Do You Do With Them? You Can Spend The Money And Buy Some Houses Or Whatever, And People Do Some Of That And That's Fine. You Can Give The Money To Other People, Your Family, But Usually When You Do That You Screw Them Up And It Ends Up Counterproductive. Or, You Take Those Resources And Reinvest Them In Things That You Believe In, And That Could Be Reinvesting In A Philanthropic Cause.

Having A Great Idea Is Important. But Having A Great Team Is Also Important.