A Wall Street Journal front-page feature points to an interesting reason why established large corporations haven't exactly reaped the Internet's  The large corps are used to insular, if not paranoid, decision-making, and Internet operations force them into all sorts of relations with outsiders they can't really control.
Large corporations haven't exactly reaped the Internet.
Large corporations are quite comfortable navigating uncontrollable situations involving outsiders.
Some scouts are swimming in the lake.
5 billion dollars in 1996 dollar values.
There it is.
A boy is riding a bike with no hands.
So they all just live in a cave then?
I don't have anything to take care of.