I sent my first e-mail message in 1995, to a member of my development team. That was the only person I knew who had an e-mail address in those days.� I also did my first web search around that time. I think I used Lycos for this. I entered some keywords into a text box, separated by Boolean operators, and received a list of web pages that I could click on that referenced these words. Sixteen years has passed. I receive about 400 e-mails a day now from people all over the world. E-mail has become part of my life and has changed the way I communicate and the way I work. I don?t know anyone anywhere who doesn?t have an e-mail address. When I went to Sikkim, India, last year, a Buddhist monk in a remote Himalayan monastery even gave me his e-mail address. The web has also evolved in a similar fashion?it seems to be everywhere and connects everyone, for everything. Internet technologies are now toppling dictatorships in the Middle East.
Rachel Bilson Karen Carreno Bijou Phillips Marika Dominczyk Dita Von Teese
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