Re: As Gadgets Get It Together, Media Makers Fall Behind

Feb 01, 2006 0 Replies


The question in the air was what people will watch, listen to and do with


> these machines now that they are becoming interchangeable and
> interconnected.

Gimmie a break -- how could that possibly be a question that requires any thought?


The first book printed on the Gutenberg press may have been the Bible, but the next dozen were sex manuals.


Within a week of Daguerre's first photograph, dirty pictures were being sold on street corners.


P*rn did more to make the VCR a success than any other use it had for timeshifting or wot-not.


The biggest source of revenue for cable companies rolling out the new video on demand technology is p*rn.


And media analysts wonder what media will be a success on the new gadgets? Someone needs to get new media analysts ...


Come to think of it, does anyone other than a bunch of self deluded anthropologists think those clay figurines of women with big t*ts found all the time with the bodies of cavemen are really religious symbols, or is it far more likely that they are they just paleolithic p*rn? :-).


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