Some people are always scared by change.
And some people refuse to acknowledge it until it has swept over them. Just as the railroad companies scoffed at the notion of automobiles, and the broadcast networks scoffed at cable, plenty of people are scoffing at the positive changes of the so-called Digital Revolution. Justin Hall , a college student who publishes his work on the World Wide Web, points out the advent of the Internet means that anyone and everyone can now become his or her own publisher. The liberation is now complete and an exodus from the spoon-feeding mass culture has quietly begun, he says. Culture doesn't cost big bucks and hang in a gallery of modern art.