I had sushi with Adam Green tonight. We had a long talk about what the next big thing is going to be. What comes after the Web? The conclusion: PCs, Web Services, and lots of great apps. It's subversive. It turns the Internet into an operating system. It flys under the radar of the bigs (which means that there is plenty of room for independent developers to have fun and make money) and it has a low price of admission: $39.95. [John Robb's Radio Weblog]
How does one get "positioned" to play a part in this? Is there a money-making opportunity here for someone not employed at Userland and not involved in programming? Guess not, but I still like the sound of it all.
