American consumerism is at its best these days, purchasing a book from Amazon or having people deliver your groceries to your doorstep without you leaving the house. I've always said before that laziness, not necessity, is the mother of all invention. But with this invention of e-commerce and the Internet comes a price, a pretty high price if you consider the implications of what information about you is floating around on the Net. Claiming Americans get their fix of diverse viewpoints on the Internet, media conglomerates are using the Web as an excuse to consolidate their power in the offline worlds of television, radio and print media. All rights reserved.
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This was all done with Frontier 7.0.1 and BBEdit on a Macintosh .