Letter: Old technology

Friday 21 November 1997 00:02 GMT

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Letter: Old technology

Sir: I am intrigued. Esther Dyson (Ann Treneman interview, 19 November) is "at the cutting edge". She "logs 250,000 air miles a year". Hasn't she heard of tele-conferencing? She has now published Release 2.0: A Design for Living in the Digital Age as a printed book, using 16th-century technology. Hasn't she heard of the Internet?

GEMMA O'CONNOR

Oxford

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