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Ian Angell Quotes
«I do not believe (his ideas) would work in large companies, such as in a public limited company for example,»
Author: Ian Angell
«The idea of saying we all sit together and agree to share the profit is highly problematic because different groups of people will demand a bigger slice of the pie.»
Author: Ian Angell
«In 1992 and 1993, people thought I was crazy. Then, all my predictions started coming true, and I realized I had better get the book out before people said I was just reporting the news.»
Author: Ian Angell
«There are a lot anarchists are out there who see what they're doing as a long-term war against technology. They don't believe in taking credit -- they just want to do damage.»
Author: Ian Angell
«If you say no, you could be jailed for two years.»
Author: Ian Angell
«American newspapers write about the information economy. In contrast, Europeans speak of an 'information society.' They (the Europeans) believe business is there to be taxed, and to support the election of politicians.»
Author: Ian Angell
«All politicians are control freaks; they think they own you, ... Crazy mayors want to tax the Internet. If government finds they can't tax the shopkeepers, they'll tax the shoppers.»
Author: Ian Angell
«All politicians are control freaks; they think they own you. Crazy mayors want to tax the Internet. If government finds they can't tax the shopkeepers, they'll tax the shoppers.»
Author: Ian Angell