The Live Web

It was about 3 months ago that I met Doc Searls. He had come by Krugle at the invitation of  Steve Larsen, the CEO. We went to the local cafe for a cup of coffee. I filled three or four nakins with notes, listening to Doc talk about the live web.  He ratttled off lines like "nothing is ever finished". It was drinking from a fire hose. I had just joined this company to help get them launched - and the deal was, we would try and do it  using no traditional media - we would try to do it using the live web.Doc is still writting about it, as is Newsweek. This thing is big, communication is going through it's greatest change since the Internet.  I want everybody in my circle to "GET IT"  and hopefully, "get it FAST".  My company, Momentum , was there at the beginning, helping launch Netscape and we rode the 1.0 wave all the way through.This is bigger. The live web changes everything. One -way communication, (an artifact of the printed page), is finally leaving us. The promise of hypertext   is now real and as a new generation grabs the wheel,  it's morphing the social infrastructure and changing reality as we know it - And once again, "you're either on the bus, or off the bus" .