The Tragedy of the Internet
Salon, August 12, 2009
By Garrison Keillor
The Internet is a powerful tide that is washing away enormous castles and releasing independence and playfulness in the American people. Millions of people have discovered the joys of seeing yourself in print -- out there where anybody can see it. Unfortunately, nobody is earning a dime from this. So much work, so little pay. It's tragic.
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