Masters of the Web
Bobbie Osborne —
I once asked Bozzy if killing time damages eternity. Her response, "Kill time at every
opportunity. It will just improve eternity as the prematurely deceased time is
reincarnated and allowed to work on improving it's karma again and again..." She loves
life and likes to have fun. It is immediately apparent in her web work at
Crumpled Papers, and in her commitment
to helping others. So pour a pitcher of your favorite beverage, kick off your shoes
and meet this inspirational optimist.
Joe Jenett —
This versatile developer is a master of interactivity. Creator of a myriad of Internet
destinations collectively known as jenett
webthings, Joe presents his views of online expression
through his quiet and humble willingness to help others. He offers uncommonly creative
activities that enable his visitors to participate in content development. I love his
spirit and motivations and know you will too.
Wally Gross — Meet
the Chief Executive Officer of The Technomax
Group. Creator of the highly respected and net icon
Surfers Choice Internet Awards, Wally
has been a model of the search for excellence since the Dark Ages. Join me as I
talk with him about web longevity, site promotion and marketing, and
Internet privacy.
Heather Champ —
Did you ever wonder who the early web designers were learning from? Meet one of the
original web developers, and creator of the wildly innovative
Mirror Project. Find out about those early days, and
learn how Ms. Champ has integrated her passion for photography with this online
medium. Her tips and advice about WWW techniques and technologies have been wowing
enthusiasts for years.
Featured Interview
Managing
Editor of Webreference.com,
Andrew King, interviews
Jeffrey Veen, formerly of Wired Digital, about his new book The Art & Science
of Web Design.
"But look around you — see all the little sites who have bought into the myth of gaining riches on the web — see all the creative content ruined by the effects of over-commercialization. The lines between creative content and commercial content have become blurred and as far as I'm concerned, that really sucks." — Joe Jenett
"What a great planet." — Wally Gross