Edward Murrow changed that because he used the camera as an eye and went into people's homes. Diller added that the lessons he learned apply to the question of where convergence should or could go. Despite all the experts, research, facts, data and conclusions, no one knows what will work. The new ideas I had did not conform to conventional wisdom. But flouting conventional wisdom is part of success.
Big successes come when people challenge conventional wisdom.
You cannot rely on anything, nor can you rely on anyone's ideas. It is okay to feel confused, to feel out things. Just put one dumb foot in front of the other and bump into walls if you have to. Very few truly great ideas come out of nowhere as a shaft of light.