In 1995, Newsweek writer Clifford Stoll decided the Internet was nothing more than a passing fancy. He was so convinced, he penned a hearty screed decrying prognosticators who suggested the Internet ...

Clifford Stoll leaps off the stage and bounds into the sparsely filled auditorium, his wild gray hair flying. "When was it not the Information Age?" he demands of his audience at the University at ...

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