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It's Not That You Have Jobs On The Internet, But The Internet Makes It Possible For More People To Build Their Own Jobs. What It Does Is, It Erodes The Power Of Institutions. It Used To Be You Needed An Institution To Have A Job. But, If You Look At The Three Of Us On This Show, I Don't Think Any Of Us Is Really Employed By An Institution. We Run Our Own Lives.

If The Past Decade Was The Decade Of Searching And Finding And Looking For Stuff, This Coming Decade Is Going To Be The Decade Of Filtering And Going To Your Friends For Recommendations.

People Have To Understand That They Can Reject Technology. They Can Turn Off Their Cell Phone. They Can Stop Looking At Their E-mail. It's There If They Want It. It's Not Being Forced On Them.

I Would Like To See Us Shake-in, Instead Of A Shakeout, In The Sense That It's True That There's A Lot Of Junk Online, And We Have To Filter It And So Forth.

Owning The Intellectual Property Is Like Owning Land: You Need To Keep Investing In It Again And Again To Get A Payoff; You Can't Simply Sit Back And Collect Rent.