Web 3.0 is lean, clean and green: Use public transportation on the information super highway

Tim Sanders has discovered a new movement afoot in the web world: socially responsibility web programming.  Initially, he noticed an underground conversation about low power , purpose-driving programming that reduces the energy use by its users.  If Google had a different color scheme (less white, more gray or muted color), there is evidence it could save a massive amount of energy.  Most programmers, though, don't realize that they have the power to create the web equivalent of the Prius.  According to Sanders, social responsibility and sustainability are about to jump out of heavy manufacturing and consumer goods – and squarely into the computer programming and web world, changing the basis for competition for capital, eye balls and top talent.

Tim Sanders is a combination of Warren Buffet and Paul Hawken and is an irrepressible advocate for good values in the business world. His fir

RoleModel.TV is an internet portal and television network that delivers what's missing from family television and internet services: suppport for the physical, intellectual, and emotional needs of children ages 0-16 and their familie parents.

RoleModel.TV offers two distinct, yet interconnected, services: The Library (offering how-to, informational, and educational downloads via the internet) and Service Programming for Families which includes both news and reality programming and live talk shows.

The Library. RoleModel.TV is just like your local school library, only on the internet. We review all the selections, we keep out all the distractions, and it's safe to hang out there late at night.
Kids are now creating multi-media school projects and earning extra credit online. Soon they'll download an ancient geography map to their cell phone on the way to history class.

Programming to Look Up To. RoleModel.TV programming is activity and crafts show for kids, call-in shows on parenting f