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Francisco Aloy *************************************************
The coming age of general Broadband use bearing down upon us, minute by minute, is going to leave many changes in its wake. Some will be welcome; others will demand all we can do, just to keep up!
Of course, items like high quality graphics, streaming video and movies on demand will be commonplace. On other hand, Broadband spells end of most common text-only websites. Let's face it: consumer wants more! Offering a good deal with high quality service won't do it anymore.
Websites that cater to newfound appetite for quality audio and video content will get sale. Obviously, that makes perfect sense! It brings to mind an experience I had while learning Photoshop. I purchased a very big manual and it took me three weeks just to get my feet wet. A good friend bought a video tutorial and arrived at my level of skill in two days!
There are many other things audio and video can explain better and in much shorter time than text, as in example above. We're not talking just innovation; but also, very deep and long-lasting impact technology is going to produce.
I was reading an informative article written by Darrin Coe, titled "The Internet Consumer Exposed." It's a piece compiled from larger studies of habits and lifestyles of Internet centered consumers. By conclusions reached in item, it does appear consumer will smile upon coming Broadband changes. Here is Darrin's website: http://dcoe1.tripod.com/exposed1/ There are some Marketers actively staking out their Broadband future. One that comes to mind is Jim Edwards. Jim is also a well known writer and syndicated newspaper columnist and - not to mention - a very pleasant person.
