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	<title>Comments on: Ubiquity vs Reality and the Media Biz</title>
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		<title>By: Stan Crawford</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stan Crawford</dc:creator>
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		<description>Was this post cut off?  

The computer has been marketed as a work tool, play tool, educations source, you name it.  I have always wondered why there has not been an attempt to create a product that is just for newspapers, books, or read only media.  It could be in a small book form but extremely user friendly because you are only searching and reading the material.  I am a avid reader and that is something I would pay a monthly subscription to.  Imagine having a tool to access every book in a library, every newspaper printed for that day, magazines, or even blogs all organized and on a platform that is created solely for that purpose.

Of course this is all possible using your all in one computer right now.  You can go and download music for free but who would have thought Itunes would have been so successful?  The difference is finding this information, having it organized for you and staying focused enough on your all in one computer to actually read the information.

If the media is not ubiquitous you have to create something that will unify what the customer wants.</description>
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<p>The computer has been marketed as a work tool, play tool, educations source, you name it.  I have always wondered why there has not been an attempt to create a product that is just for newspapers, books, or read only media.  It could be in a small book form but extremely user friendly because you are only searching and reading the material.  I am a avid reader and that is something I would pay a monthly subscription to.  Imagine having a tool to access every book in a library, every newspaper printed for that day, magazines, or even blogs all organized and on a platform that is created solely for that purpose.</p>
<p>Of course this is all possible using your all in one computer right now.  You can go and download music for free but who would have thought Itunes would have been so successful?  The difference is finding this information, having it organized for you and staying focused enough on your all in one computer to actually read the information.</p>
<p>If the media is not ubiquitous you have to create something that will unify what the customer wants.</p>
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