“Now that the Internet bubble has deflated, we can get on with what makes the technology world so fascinating and its prospects so limitless. Smart people are getting back to the basics — coming up with great new ideas that may, just may, change the world.”

“Some dot-com Don Quixotes may be tilting at windmills. Not Google. The popular search engine accommodates 70 million queries a day and expects to become profitable in the third quarter of 2001. And Larry Page, Google’s co-founder and CEO, believes hot Internet ideas and products can still get funding, despite the dot-com meltdown.”