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10 questions to internet professor Frances Brazier
I was one of the founders of NLnet, and I still remember when the PTT didn't want data to be sent over its telephone lines. The VU could have a more flexible business operation, with more attention to the people in the organization. At home, I listen to Bonnie Raitt and Melissa Etheridge, but during a funeral, I prefer traditional church music. I would choose a song that has been played at funerals for centuries — it's called Jerusalem, or something like that. You know what happened from history books, but reading the story from the perspective of those women really moves you. A piece by Oriana Fallaci, about a rebel who is silenced, also made a strong impression.