Chapter 4

This chapter was more interesting than the previous one. I liked how in this chapter we got to read about two people who were so devoted to what they loved to do (basically the web), yet were not overly obnoxious and aggravating to read about.  I like on page 129 where it says

"Ultimately, though,  it wasn't the pot of Google gold Williams won that made the Blogger story so influential for the future of the Web industry. It was William's demonstration of how little you actually needed, in the post-dotcom era, to run a booming Web service. Alone in his apartment...Williams had been able to not only to keep Blogger alive but to keep it growing and then to hand it off to a new owner."

It is neat to think about how really anyone can start something large scale from nothing.