Tag Archives: the internet

Knexa. The World’s First Knowledge Auction.

Posted on August 8, 2019 by David Brett

20 years ago today, I launched Knexa.com: The World’s First Knowledge Auction. In the midst of the 1999 dotcom euphoria, I came to believe that there was something fundamentally wrong with the Internet. So I started a company with a … Continue reading →

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Web 4.0, Pay Day

Posted on June 26, 2009 by David Brett

The halcyon days of free online information are waning. A great reckoning is coming. In the future, if the information is any good, you and I will have to pay for it. Web 1.0 emerged with the advent of Netscape … Continue reading →

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