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John LaRue
Vice President, Internet Research & Development
Christianity Today International

December 10, 2001: "What I like about all of your publications is their simplicity and practicality. You cut through the 'web theory' to discuss and recommend on those issues that concern real users of new media. There is so much jargon and complexity in the way most write about what are at the end of the day new services for ordinary people."

Tony Gerrard
Head of Interactive Product
ntl: Interactive

November 26, 2001: "I have been reading New Thinking for a year now. I really appreciate its down to earth, realistic mindset and straight talk. The Internet is over-hyped, and it help put things in perspective."

Denis J. Levesque
thirdspace, Canada

November 19, 2001: "New Thinking is one of the few bulletins I have archived on my computer. Moreover, it's the only one for which I developed a habit of reading the past editions of!"

Cyrille Simard, Consultant, Canada

November 12, 2001: "I have been subscribing to New Thinking for the last 2-3 years and have thoroughly enjoyed each and every newsletter. Your columns have managed to strike a healthy balance o f optimism, enthusiasm with down-to-earth pragmatic thinking -- something heartily refreshing in a field where hyperbole reigns."

Cameron D. Norman, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto, Canada

November 5, 2001: "New Thinking is the best thing I read about the online world. It's short and crisp razor sharp insights definitely mean that ' less is more.'"

Paul Smith
Senior Examiner, eMarketing
Charted Institute of Marketing, UK

October 15, 2001: "I subscribe to about 70 newsletters. New Thinking is always my top read."

Mitch Joel, Director of Marketing, Airborne Entertainment, Canada

October 15, 2001: "Of the dozens of newsletters I find in my inbox each month, Gerry McGovern's New Thinking is the only one I consistently make the time to read. I frequently find myself forwarding it to both clients and employees because the topic is of immediate relevance to a website under development, or a marketing plan for a site, or a design decision about to be made. His essays helps the client or employee understand the deeper issues involved in e-commerce. His coherent, well-written analysis comes from clear and deep thinking."

Barbara Evenson, Collective Visions Web Design, Unites States

October 8, 2001: "I've enjoyed New Thinking immensely because it actually reflects intelligent thought. It is not simply a picture of facts. It is challenging but not so that you need to be a hacker to understand it."

Phil Matous, CEO/President
Taylor Community Credit Union

October 1, 2001: I've subscribed to New Thinking for nearly two years now, and the best complement I can give it is that, in a world fooled into thinking technology can do anything, Gerry constantly reinforces the fact that without the human element and logical thinking, technology is worthless.

Dean Anderson, Print Solutions Manager,
ErgoServices Ltd., Ireland

September 24, 2001: "I've been a subscriber for about a year, and I've been guided in my own endeavours by your no-nonsense insight on site design, as well as content creation, formatting and business model considerations. It's the kind of priceless counsel that is ahead of its time. When I see sites adjusting their content strategies for success, I've usually read them first in your articles.”

Ed Mauss, Web Editor, Conexant Systems Inc, Newport Beach, CA (USA)

September 10, 2001: “I am a lecturer of IT and sometime struggle to get students to think beyond the technical possibilities of IT to the real world issues of business, society and viability. New Thinking is great for getting students talking about contemporary issues. Often journal articles are either too long or complex to use as a discussion starter. The short and pithy nature of New Thinking usually gets students thinking and talking about IT in a broader context.”

William Tibben, University of Wollongong, Australia

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