Well, if you've got access to the internet, then losing traditional radio broadcasts, newspapers, TV progs, DVDs, CDs and all sorts wouldn't be SUCH a bad thing as it used to be, assuming the content that is online stayed at least as varied as it is now.
I quite like having different media, and I wouldn't want no books (although e-books can be very useful in some circumstances) so I'd rather not ditch anything you listed, although I'd ditch ALL the rest rather than internet, if pushed.
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Date: 2006-11-09 01:55 pm (UTC)I quite like having different media, and I wouldn't want no books (although e-books can be very useful in some circumstances) so I'd rather not ditch anything you listed, although I'd ditch ALL the rest rather than internet, if pushed.