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"Money to me is freedom, and freedom is essential. Money allows me to say that I will now devote my life to being me, rather than putting on my shoes and tie, and going to an office every day."
- Robert Silverberg
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| Desktop-TV | ||
| Video available worldwide, prepared by everyone. |
A pretty accurate prediction of YouTube, created in February 2005.
| "I know what you're thinking. You're thinking it's just that kids today, they watch different shows, and I'm just some old fart who's out of it." He shook his head. "But that's not it. Well, no, actually I guess that is it, in a way - the first part, I mean. They do watch different shows. They all watch different shows. A thousand channels to choose from, from all over the damned world, plus all the desktop-TV shit being produced out of people's homes coming in over the net. |
| Technovelgy from Factoring Humanity,
by Robert J. Sawyer. Published by Orb in 1998 Additional resources -
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