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In the middle of this worldview, I was invited to present at a conference entitled, "ISP Business Models." The marketing brochures behind the conference were littered with innuendo that free ISPs were the wave of the future and we had all better find a way to deal with the free model. Featured speakers included Mark Goldston, CEO of NetZero; Toby Bryce, EVP of Juno; Steve Seabolt, CEO of Spinway. I was invited to speak on valuation.