Miami Herald, November 29, 2004
By Edward Wasserman

We naturally assign great importance to things that are right in our faces. With the media, we're impressed with all those new television channels because we see all the programs they carry. We know that high definition TV is big because we see the flat screens and the flawless pictures. We may notice that more and more music, radio and TV are poking onto the Internet.

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