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Law writes,"When I look back at those crazy times they have a dreamlike, unreal quality. Themeetings in America were in weird and wonderful places. Grown men would start cryingas a vision of the future touched a previously unexposed nerve. But almost two years afterit was disbanded I realised what a mistake that kind of 'Task Force' mentality is. We werecreating a micro-culture for ourselves and were not changing the company." (Law, 2001p.22)Naughton writes,"This is an intensely personal work which makes no claims to provide a definitive accountof the Net's evolution. Rather it picks out aspects of the story which seem to me to besignificant, and tries to explain why. And if it reads like a passionate work, then that isbecause I feel passionately about its subject." (Naughton, 2000 p.ix)Friedman writes,"As I came to this realization, I was filled with both excitement and dread. The journalistin me was excited at having found a framework to better understand the morning headlinesand to explain what was happening in the world today." (Friedman, 2006 p. 8)Echoes of each of these quotations appear in all the autobiographic writing that comprises theAppendices 1-6 of this study. They would remain however descriptive accounts rather thananalytical objects if the method of this study was only autobiographic.152Simon Hughes Ph.D. Thesis (October 2012)