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Entering the Digital Age
When I moved to San Francisco in 1995, I was enthusiastic about the future. As a project director at Smart Valley, my job was to work with leading Silicon Valley companies and public sector organizations to bring the benefits of networking and digital communications to the whole community, not just business. We envisioned an information age with digital processes, seamless connectivity, and civic engagement.
Fast forward to 2008, as I clean out my office and home, planning my move to Los Angeles, I find myself emptying my shelves and file drawers.
