Vanity Fair magazine’s Top 10 leaders of the information age: 1) Steve Case, chairman AOL Time Warner 2) Bill Gates, chairman Microsoft 3) Sumner Redstone, chairman Viacom 4) Rupert Murdoch, chairman News Corp. 5) Steve Ballmer, CEO Microsoft 6) Gerald Levin, CEO AOL Time Warner 7) Jean-Marie Messier, chairman Vivendi Universal 8) Bob Pittman, co-COO AOL Time Warner 9) Warren Buffet, CEO Berkshire Hathaway 10) Steve Jobs, CEO Apple Computer and CEO Pixar Animation
NZZ: Italien – Land der Zeitungsmuffel Famiglia Cannolo – ein Reiseführer über Sizilien
First Monday: Exploring Users‘ Experiences of the Web «While browsing the Web is a widespread everyday activity there is a shortage of detailed understanding of how users organise their Web usage.»
Telepolis: Was ist schlecht daran, wenn Bill Gates Gutes tut?
Spiegel: Die missbrauchen meinen Namen «Wirtschafts-Nobelpreisträger James Tobin über die überraschende Wiederentdeckung seiner Spekulationsteuer, sein gestörtes Verhältnis zu den Globalisierungsgegnern und die Fehler der Europäischen Zentralbank.»
NY Times: Hewlett-Packard to Acquire Compaq in $25 Billion Deal
Art Directors Club für Deutschland e.V. Medaillen 2001 – Kategorie Interaktive Medien
Wired.com: No Geeks on These Streets «Recently, we went to the Metreon in San Francisco to ask students what the word „geek“ means to them and to find out if it has a different meaning to a generation who came of age at the same time as the Internet.»
manager-magazin.de: Technotrends: Die Hoffnungsträger Von der Brennstoffzelle bis zur Supraleitung – Die sieben Technologien mit dem grössten ökonomischen Potenzial im Überblick.
Web Techniques, May 2001: From Hot Concept to Hot Site in Eight Days «AmIHotOrNot.com evolved from an idea into one of the biggest sites on the Web in less than two months. Such rapid growth meant the site had to scale quickly, especially in the first eight days.» http://www.hotornot.com/