You d be wrong. Culture wars have broken out in lieu of cold ones. And there are still more funerals to attend. Philip K. Howard informs us of The Death of Common Sense . The author, who argues that lawyers are among those chiefly responsible, recounts a classic.
Some deaths seem to be agonizingly drawn out affairs.
But there still are an enormous number of people watching ER and Friends . And no one is very pleased with the length of time it takes for the typical home page to load. Other deaths seem to have been greatly exaggerated. One is the death of the mainframe. Finally, chief executives might be interested in the views of author James F. Moore.