Updates to the Netslaves Archive
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This week's restored Steve Gilliard Articles:
- The Great Rock n' Roll Swindle 2001 (Comments on the Music Industry's Suicidal Battle Against Free Music), February 5, 2001
- Welcome Back, Mr. Lee (Steve Gilliard Celebrates the Return of John Lee to the Public World), February 6, 2001
- AOL: Biggest Violator of Labor Laws Since the 1930s? (How America Online Built an Empire on the Backs of Volunteer Labor), February 9, 2001
- Interview: Bernadette Williams of I-Strategy.com, February 18, 2001 (Steve conducted this interview on behalf of Netslaves.com).
- The RIAA's Meaningless Victory (Steve Gilliard Weighs in on the Online MP3 Music Wars), February 12, 2001
- The Fast, Cheap Business (Steve Gilliard Responds to the Latest Stupid Quotes from Microsoft with an Online Store), February 17, 2001
- The Dangerati (Internet Superstars Who Taught the VC's and Banks How to Think), February 10, 2001
- Valentine's Day: The Meaning of Hell (What To Do On the Most Miserable Day of the Year?), February 14, 2001
- What's Next for E-Commerce?, February 20, 2001(Steve Gilliard Predicts that Small Companies Will Do Better Than Big Ones)
- Linux: A Victim of Hype? (Why Linux Remains Trapped in a Nether-Nerd World), February 22, 2001
A list of Steve's pre-February 2001 articles for Netslaves.com is available here.
Labels: Netslaves, Silicon Alley History, Steve Gilliard
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