Slowly but surely.
One day retail outlets will simply be showrooms where we test merchandise before we buy online.
Online retailing | Clicks, bricks and bargains | Economist.com
I first saw this concept in a Tokyo electronics mall in 1991.
Wired magazine just opened a geek shop like this in New York.
Rick’s opinion: TV is ripe for a fall. We pay $50 a month or more for a service which with we are generally dissatisfied.
Apple’s Steve Jobs personally reinvented the music industry with iTunes. The winners are recording artists & the fans. The losers are the middlemen.
I don’t think Apple will reinvent the television industry. But they will be remembered as the company who first alerted the general public.
TV You’ll Want To Pay For – How $2 downloads can revive network television. By Ivan Askwith
Rick McCharles 