Her voice, in isolation, was absolutely mesmerizing. But her face didn't move. On a television screen, she would have been dead meat. So I don't see the TV competition as bad. Right now, we're trying to make sense of an overwhelming wave of life-changing technology.
People are desperate to make sense of it.
There are so many computer shows out there because there's an underlying panic. Fundamental changes in the business world, for instance. The corporation as we know it is dying. There weren't a lot of great corporations before the industrial age, because they couldn't communicate plans up and down. Napoleon's army showed how to organize a big group of people to do anything.