Barrie Robinson

To those who have read my columns in the past it will come as no surprise that I still climb up on my tired donkey, grab my cardboard lance and tilt again against the windmills of Canadian apathy, Canadian lack of pride, and Canadian roll-me-over-and-tickle-my-tummy attitude.

To continue on from a previous column, in which I took a look at some Web sites and commented on the obvious lack of purpose, let us look at another reason for a Web site

One of my hobbies is messing about with cars.

There are some golden rules about starting a small computer business.

Did anyone notice the pall of smoke at the beginning of the year 2000?

Column writing is a lonely task. One fires out canon balls but there are no indications as to where they land. So it is really appreciated when an e-mail pops up from someone who has actually been moved by such missives.

We have all been entertained by Michael Cowpland's running of Corel.Whatever you think of his methods, he is undoubtedly up there with the legends...

In my last column I expounded on an idea to improve the lot of Canadian "high-tech" entrepreneurs (