Hollywood Hunter

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In 1992 "Forbes" North America 400 richest list, after Simon's 65 billion US dollars and the door classmates 7.5 billion US dollars, the veteran media tycoon John Kruger ranked third with 5.5 billion US dollars in personal wealth.

Compared with the former two, John Kruger's personal wealth has not changed much in recent years.

Further down, Sam Walton passed away in April this year. Sam Walton's wife and four children occupy the fourth to eighth places with the same personal wealth of 5.1 billion US dollars, which has also become the Forbes list in recent years. A highlight on the list.

Next, Warren Buffett ranks ninth with a personal wealth of $4.4 billion.

The two brothers of the Newhouse family are tied for tenth place in personal wealth of $3.5 billion each.

It is not difficult to find that even if the personal assets of the two tied tenth places are also included, the combined assets of all the other top ten billionaires except Simon are only $499, which is only $65 billion away from Simon’s personal wealth. A huge gap of $15.1 billion.

When the list was announced, it naturally aroused the attention and discussion of all parties.

Simon's personal assets last year were only 35 billion US dollars, but it is already a bit shocking. This year's 65 billion US dollars has completely exceeded the imagination of most ordinary people.

As a result, many media naturally began to analyze, what does $65 billion mean?

An article in The New York Times gave an intuitive concept that is most suitable for ordinary people: Calculated based on the average annual income of an American individual of $25,000 in recent years, an ordinary person needs to make $65 billion in order to earn $65 billion. A full 2.6 million years of work.

Simon Westeros accumulated to the net worth at this time, but it only took 6 years.

Of course, there is no shortage of discussions about whether Simon's net worth is so much at this time.

However, just the publicly listed Cisco, America Online, Microsoft, Intel and other high-tech companies in the Westeros system are already dazzling.

Daenerys Entertainment, which has continuously created a series of box office miracles, completed the merger of mca, and created the dc movie universe, is like a latent giant. Unlike a series of listed companies such as Cisco, the huge Daenerys Entertainment is now completely owned by Simon Westeros alone.

In addition, Verizon Telecom, Cersei Capital, Melisandre Corporation, Igret Corporation, etc., the strength shown by these companies should not be underestimated.

Such a huge business empire that has become ubiquitous in American life, the founder's personal net worth reached 65 billion US dollars, although the growth of assets in just one year has reached an astonishing 30 billion US dollars, but after careful statistics, it is not Not so unacceptable.

With media coverage and public buzz, the tech and entertainment sectors of American Story inevitably rose again after the release of the new annual Rich List.

The uncertainty in Hollywood is too high, and the threshold is a little high, so the booming new technology industry has once again attracted more and more attention.

Entering September, the 1992 US presidential election has also entered the latest sprint stage.

Candidates from both parties in the United States have been confirmed, and incumbent President George Bush easily won the Republican nomination. Bill Clinton successfully became Bush's rival after beating a series of rivals.

When this year's "Forbes" list was released, the two candidates' views on Simon Westeros' personal wealth also became an important issue frequently raised by media reporters.

In this regard, George Bush is even more embarrassed.

In connection with the U.S. economy in recent years, media reporters like to ask how George Bush intends to solve the growing personal wealth of America's top billionaires and the record poverty rate and high unemployment rate in the United States.

It is well known to all that Mr. President always likes to focus on overseas issues, and to be more precise, oil.

There is little doubt that the Bush family is an important part of the American oil conglomerate.

For the US economy, Mr. President is really not very interested.

Of course, it's the truth, but it certainly can't be said, so it's just a matter of coping.

In this regard, Clinton seems to be at ease.

Clinton's campaign slogan has something to do with the economy, and the presidential candidate, when asked similar questions, often subtly diverts the conversation to America's rapidly exploding new tech sector, while reaching out to his running mate, Al Gore. The "Information Superhighway" plan he launched constantly depicts the prospect that after his election, he will promote another major change in the U.S. economy, especially how many opportunities, how much wealth and how many jobs this economic change will bring to the United States.

In fact, much of the data Bill Clinton cited was quietly provided by the Westeros system.

With the Internet giants Cisco, AOL and Igret, and Simon's prophetic edge, no one knows better than the Westeros system what the future holds for new technology in the next few years.

This information is definitely not available to the George Bush camp.

And it's an indisputable fact that Hollywood and Silicon Valley are now largely on Bill Clinton's side.

As for the two major forces, one holds a large amount of wealth in the United States, and the other holds a large amount of public opinion resources, and the Bush administration can only try to win over them as much as possible.

For Simon, in the face of public opinion after the release of the rich list

When it comes to trends, the Westeros system certainly isn't indifferent.

Hatred of the rich is an emotion that any society will not lack. Therefore, the public relations team of the Westeros system has been operating at full capacity during this period, focusing on promoting Simon as a special case, a miracle, not just a pure super rich.

The public's acceptance of miracles will always be higher.

Simon Yiqijuechen's personal wealth can also be called a miracle.

There are discussions, amazement, and envy, and naturally there will be no shortage of targets and questions.

Not just the U.S. presidential election, this year is also an election year for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. The two presidential candidates' approach to Simon will appear too obvious and deliberate, and some members of Congress will not have too many estimates for the approval rate.

A Republican Senate candidate in California quickly began accusing the three Westeros system companies of holding back competitors in the nascent internet space after the Forbes list was released.

The congressman acted very cautiously and did not directly use the word monopoly.

The Internet industry is still in the early stages of development, and Igreit is still in the stage of continuing to spend money and lose money.

It is obviously premature to blame monopoly now.

Moreover, Igreat has not only taken the initiative to open up a series of core patents of the World Wide Web, but also spared no effort to create a positive image of openness and sharing for itself in the process.

Another AOL, because of the limited business scope, is also not a monopoly.

The only Cisco with an obvious monopoly suspicion happens to have a relatively single product, and it is basically the only one in North America. You can't force others to license the products you have worked so hard to invent to other companies.

Of course, with the continuous outbreak of the Internet industry, the dominant position of the three companies in the entire industry has become more and more obvious.

In private, some joint strategies are carefully considered, and they do touch the relevant anti-monopoly regulations in the United States.

But, after all, this is just a matter of whether or not it needs to be more realistic.

No corporate giant in the U.S. dares to say that it has never violated U.S. anti-monopoly laws.

However, the "timing" of the Senate candidate's accusation this time is very bad, because Igret just happens to make another key move to open up technology to the outside world.

This time, it is the e-mail technology that many companies have been coveting for a long time.

As a technology with the widest application range of the Igreit portal, almost every user of the World Wide Web will register an e-mail address after logging in to the Igreat portal.

Therefore, as of September 1992, the e-mail registration volume of the Igreit portal has reached 37 million, and the daily active users have exceeded 10 million.

With such a huge user base, any technology company with a little vision understands the huge business opportunities contained in it.

Igret Portal's revenue from e-mail advertising has also climbed.

However, to the outside world, this may be a huge user base that makes people envious. For the Igreit team, the e-mail service means huge operating expenses every moment.

Even knowing that the expense was well worth it didn't stop the Igret team from starting other businesses with email technology.

The open e-mail technology was originally proposed by Carol Bartz, the head of the software services business.

As a powerful tool for the Igreit portal to gather user groups, the portal team naturally would not agree.

The dispute between the two sides finally fell to Simon's side.

Carol Bartz had taken over the business services business of e-mail. However, until now, the Bartz team has also found that instead of providing direct-to-email services by Igreit, it is better to directly provide users with a complete set of network mailbox technologies and solutions, the remaining server maintenance, and e-mail technology. Management and further some sensitive matters related to the content, Igrit company does not need to be involved.

In doing so, on the one hand, it can minimize the company's operational investment in enterprise-level e-mail services, and it can also avoid legal risks related to information leakage.

It was the latter reason that struck Simon.

Although there are no privacy regulations in the United States on the Internet, this does not mean that Igret does not need to take related risks.

Operating a huge user base of e-mail addresses, Igrit is actually attacked by hackers very frequently, and the company's security team has grown larger as a result.

Now, if it only provides technology and services, and the management of e-mail is the responsibility of the user, Igrit can get rid of a large part of the responsibility after the information leakage accident.

There are also many more long-term considerations.

For example, the US government inevitably monitors the Internet field.

Later, the United States was always accustomed to accusing other countries of stealing Internet information and threatening network security. It is not clear what other countries do, but the US government’s monitoring of the Internet has been a real hammer more than once.

In the original timeline, after the 9/11 incident, the Patriot Act promoted by the Bush administration was actually a surveillance bill.

The bill gives the U.S. government the right to view citizens' emails in the name of the national seat belt.

With the long-standing surveillance habit of the U.S. government, even without 911, Simon can be sure that the U.S. government will intervene in the Internet for other reasons in the future.

If the Internet platform has only one e-mail service platform, then, at that time, regardless of whether it agrees with the US government's monitoring requirements, the Iraqi

Great companies are facing strong pressure.

Now, if it voluntarily gives up its monopoly on e-mail technology, so that a large number of e-mail service providers and a larger number of private or corporate e-mail servers will appear in the Internet market, no matter what the US government wants to do, those who need to bear the pressure will not Then there's the Igret family.

Moreover, the rapid promotion of Igret's standards by releasing e-mail technology now can also prevent other companies from developing alternative technologies.

Igrete no longer provides a full set of services, and no longer restricts the server to the Igreat network platform. Users can build their own servers and process information by themselves, which can also allow many companies that are concerned about confidentiality to accept this service. Therefore, it is conducive to the wider promotion of the e-mail service.

To finalize the deal, Simone spent a few days in San Francisco, working with Igret's team on the overall details of the open email technology.

Coinciding with California's Senate candidates accusing the Westeros system of controlling the Internet industry, the plan has just been finalized. As a counterattack, the Igret team held a press conference to announce it with great fanfare.

Of course, after several disputes and compromises, the technology will still be a limited opening.

In the short term, the object of technology openness will only face companies and government departments, and groups authorized by technology, unless permitted, cannot provide e-mail services to the public.

In doing so, you can obviously avoid the emergence of competitors of Igret mailboxes.

Moreover, this kind of restriction of Igreit is completely reasonable to outsiders.

However, Simon does not actually intend to completely control not allowing other service providers to appear.

In fact, once the plan was completed, the Igret team began secret negotiations with Microsoft and AOL.

AOL and Microsoft will both launch their own e-mail services as long as they can reach an agreement.

Of course, it is impossible for this technology to be authorized only to the mainland enterprises of the Westeros system. In the face of many applicants, Igrit is also looking for other partners outside the Westeros system.

So until September 16th, Simon returned to Los Angeles, and Daenerys Entertainment's "Desperate Housewives", which was focused on the usa TV network this fall, is also approaching the official launch.

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