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April 2001

Web Press

From the editor in chief

By John Benditt

You might think that after blasting the new economy in my last column I'd be abashed to promote a Web site.

Not at all. Technology Review accepts the emergence of the Web as a significant new technology. The Web will ultimately have a large impact on how we do business, exchange personal information, and even on how we make art, since almost every new information technology ultimately breeds its own art forms.

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