The volume of digital content is growing exponentially, with the demand for that content not far behind it. Access is becoming ubiquitous, broadband is common. In a few short years, the Internet has gone from being a geek oasis to the place we all go to shop, pay bills, send letters, talk and play. Because what we want doesn't fit into the technology of today. Computers are expensive.
Computers are complicated.
Computers are frustrating. They were built to handle batch files stored in rigid hierarchies using big applications. In short, the digital revolution has outgrown its computer nursery. To understand the Amiga solution for tomorrow requires a paradigm shift, the acceptance of a certain set of core truths. Otherwise, people will just end up trying to smash traditional ideas against a new model to no avail.