That time came last week, when my wife and I were driving through Big Sur. I loved that insight so much that I sat down as soon as I got home and transcribed a few paragraphs to share here. We have an obsolete mass media. So, almost by force of gravity, broadcast technology leads to an ever more immoral culture. A computer culture will supplant this broadcast culure.
Computer culture resembles less broadcast culture than book culture.
The book business is drastically different than the video business. There are 55,000 trade books published every year in the U.S., and half of those, by the way, are religious books. The difference is that books are narrowcast. They respond to primary interests rather than lowest common denominators. The book business has something for everybody.