Return of the Age of Conversation
30 October, 2008
“Without the art of dialog, the cut and thrust of debate and discussion, the economy of ideas would implode under its own heavy weight. Instead, we engage, share and converse — ideas build upon ideas, discussion grows from seeds of thought and single headlines give rise to a thousand medusa-like creations, echoing words and ideas whispered somewhere on the other side of the planet.”
Imagine
Imagine working on a collaborative marketing book with 236 other writers. Imagine the exchange of ideas, imagine sharing 237 unique perspectives, from bloggers and marketing professionals living in 43 different states and countries all over the world, on some important, common topics. This is what the internet has made possible. I have written a chapter because Read on…
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Forget videotapes. A Digital Video Recorder (DVR), now is found in one out of four American households. These Windows Mediacenters, Tivo’s, Harddisk recorders, etc. are all recording hours on hours of TV shows. The number of US households with DVRs has essentially doubled in the past two years and, with a continued push from cable, satellite, and Telco TV providers, will likely double again over the next four years. Leichtman Research Group reports on the use of Digital Video Recorders.