What do piano tuners find on the web?

[Greg Newell]

Kent and committee,
    The most valuable thing I have found on the Web is this list and the people
on it. There is nothing else that even comes close. As television was when it
started the Web is very educational if you know where to look. Also, like
television, it is becoming commercial and will soon be nothing like what it was
designed to be. It does , however, open up more in the way of finding mainly
products but also services that may not be available down at the corner store.
These are exciting times in which we live. I only hope that we can avoid the
human tendency of perverting the use of something originally positive.

Greg Newell

Kent Swafford wrote:

> I am writing in my capacity as chair of PTG's Electronic Communications
> Committee.
>
> I wish to solicit comments on what you have found to be useful on the web,
> both in general _and_ relating specifically to your piano service business.
> Why do you continue to connect your computer to the web? Has the web been
> good for your business, and if so, how?
>
> We invite comments from all who receive this post, and we especially invite
> comments from those who have begun using the web recently. What were you
> expecting on the web? What did you find instead? Disappointments? Pleasant
> surprises? Specific sites?
>
> Reply on the list or privately to me, as you wish. This is neither a survey,
> nor anything pretending to be scientific. We are simply looking for some
> anecdotal material, and would be most grateful for any responses.
>
> Thank you, thank you!
>
> Kent Swafford
> kswafford@earthlink.net
> ecc@ptg.org

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Greg Newell
Greg's Piano Forté
12970 Harlon Ave.
Lakewood, Ohio 44107
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