So what about all this dot.com mania? Is it a useful tool or an
overused joke as in the beer commercial where the guy inserts
dot.com into every other word?  by M.D. Morgan  If you watch
television, you see millions of dollars worth of dot.com mania.
A friend e-mailed me the other day to say that she was eating an
ice cream bar and low and behold, once it was consumed, there on
the end of the stick was the name of the ice cream company - you
guessed it; so-and-so dot.com.  No matter what you are doing,
every time you raise your eyes or open your ears someone is
telling you to visit www.something.com for more information.
Sometimes it seems like we are all swimming in a sea of e-biz,
I-biz, dot.com or dot.net cyber space. Once you wade though the
muck and the hype, however, not only is using the 'net fairly
easy, it is fun. It's can even be addicting. The 'net is not
only an extremely valuable business tool, but it's wonderfully
enriching. Many truckers have embraced the Internet; however,
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