Article January 13, 1997 Issue

Being a good influence on the Internet

with contributions from Kevin Watters

Hardly a day goes by without a mention of the Internet. At least one national magazine in the U.S. has a weekly section devoted to cyberspace, and thousands of businesses and organizations from newspapers to government agencies have sites on the World Wide Web.

One of those sites is The Main Quad, which was founded in 1995 by Mason Myers and Kevin Watters, two friends who met a Duke University (North Carolina) and received public policy degrees in 1993. Kevin, a Christian Scientist, talked to us about the genesis of the company and the lessons they have learned from working in this new and rapidly changing environment.

How did you get the idea to start this business?

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