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Unconscionably, the editors fail to mention the most prominent experiment in web-only publishing, called the “arXiv” (www.arxiv.org). This, in fact, is where Grigory Perelman placed his proof of the Poincaré conjecture...
...Absolutely. How many people are going to be satisfied with text messages on their telephones? How many are going to want to go to the Web to watch any number of sites? How many are still going to read an old-fashioned print newspaper like I do? I think there will be room for every part of the business. But people like a degree of editing. Somebody has to assemble it and say, look, here it is, rather than just Google news where it's all put there according to the number of hits that it took. You might miss...
...everything else. What we're seeing now is a whole lot more platforms. This makes it easier to access our content, which is good. What we have to try to do is be sure that we get paid for it one way or the other. As for the Web, we're looking at content there. MySpace is the big monster, and we're expanding that throughout the world...
...scan the business pages to see if there's something in the New York Times that's not in the Post or the Wall Street Journal. Then sometimes during the day I get a chance to read special things in the papers from London. And I check our Web sites for half an hour at most...