When the first shops appeared on the Internet, the price charged for products was not affected in principle. It was the same thing as before: a number, based on some calculus, and set to be more or less permanent. A price was still supposed to generate revenues to cover expenses for advertising and public relations.

A wake up call from Tony Long via Wired News Podcast; The Luddite. At minute 5:40: “The government and the corporations are giving us bread and circuses to keep us sufficiently distracted, so the powers that be can pursue their agendas.”

1997 - 1998

The Internet. A startup. Where better to get infused with entrepreneurial spirit? The company today: denkwerk. That's where i had my first encounter with a Macintosh computer. I started reading Business Week, and WIRED. I stepped into the web.

A site i devised is wille.de.