Lot's of cell phones but no one reading a book or news on them, always email. They predicted radio would kill film, TV would kill radio... they're still there, they just adapted. Then look at your local newspapers. We have 3 papers that cover the local area here and none of them have any online presence. There are ongoing discussions of school budgets and politics that take place in the letters to the editor every week. It actually frustrates me that there is no online resource to discuss these issues. - Kevin Shannon

I read somewhere today that the Wall Street Journal is doing pretty good these days - even their print edition. They have the snob factor still going for them. - Tad Donaghe

I see where it's all going, but I really still want my Sunday paper. Ink on my hands and all. But I'm very, very old school like that. Sigh. Makes me sad. - Erin Kotecki Vest

I can't remember the last time I read an actual newspaper. It's so... so... ANALOG. - Tad Donaghe

I live in the Tampa area and can see why the Tribune is losing money - in mho, compared to the St. Pete Times - it sucks. And as unbelievable as it is for those of us who do almost everything online, there are still people who don't have a computer, laptop, iPhone or news reader - because of this I can't see print papers disappearing completely. Like Erin, I enjoy my paper, in hand. It makes it much easier to clip the grocery coupons. - Sharon Bray-McPherson

It's not that the newspaper is dying, it's that the people running some of the newspapers aren't. - Andrew Feinberg

i'm not patient enough for print media anymore. i live for breaking news. something about wanting to know as it happens, not the next morning or edition. - Matt Musgrave

I don't just want to know as it happens, I want to be able to view it live on video from multiple vantages and chat about it with my friends. - Tad Donaghe

Tad: I agree. Also be able to tag, share, bookmark, and comment. Something you just can't do with print. In real-time. - Matt Musgrave

Yup - in real time and have access to see what everyone else is tagging said events with as they do it. And the ability to pause the stream, rewind, fastforward (up to the present!) and watch multiple video streams simultaneously. And orchestrate the entire thing on the fly as I wish - this goes here, that goes there, etc. Basically be my own full-on web/news/chat director. - Tad Donaghe

Not trying to be trite. I still read three newspapers everyday... nytimes.com, wsj.com and washingtonpost.com - Aaron Brazell

Looking at the circulation stats, I'd say it's not newspapers who are dying. It's their readers. - Chris Baskind

Aaron, me too. Newsgathering and reporting as a profession will still thrive as long as there are talented people to do it and a demand for it. Consider this: "new media" thrives because it often lacks the editorial "wall" in "old media" that enforces a code of "objectivity." Contrast with British newspapers, which have healthy competition. The papers that survive will give the people what they want. - Andrew Feinberg

geez, you guys... commenting before even pressing the link! it's in fact a rather original compilation.... - Nick

Wow, 'Rabbit Proof Fence' is on the list. - Patricia Hanrahan

Rabbit Proof Fence is an incredible movie, somewhat odd choice for the theme, though - Michael W. May via twhirl

well, i guess rabbit proof fence is to remind us what it's like to live without any rights... - edythe

sorry to be so lame, nick. - edythe

+1 for Nick. Good job - possible248

Rabbit Proof Fence is a most odd choice. Great movie though. - Patricia Hanrahan

oh, polly, now now..... - Nick

good point - Michael W. May via twhirl

I never feel the need to click the link for any Digg story that involves a list. - Stefan Hayden

but Stefan, that's nearly 70%! (i blame david letterman and the nature of quick-fix internet info-tainment) - Nick

no stripes? - mike carter

I'm really out of the loop here. I'm expecting to see "Yankee Doodle Dandy" or "1776" on the list? I'd even be ok with Mel Gibson's "The Patriot". - Kevin Shannon

I sure would like to see that John Adams movie that played on cable - Noah David Simon

Kevin S: ooh, Yankee Doodle Dandy! Excellent idea and also excellent movie!! :) - edythe

Yankee doodle dandy is great; James Cagney was a great song and dance man; love the 4 cohens! - RAPatton

"my father thanks you, my my mother thanks you, my sisterthanks you and I thank you" - RAPatton

yep. :) - edythe

I am adding this list to my list of "13 Internet Lists You Thought Were Amazingly Stupid Based on the Headline But Actually Turned Out to be Mildly Interesting and Thought-Provoking" - Karim

I just have a fetish for cool dynamic javascript content like that. Love it love it love it! And I just want that love returned. I suppose I'm selfish like that. :) Or it's the first night of my vacation and I'm still a bit loopy from the sake at dinner. ;) - Tad Donaghe

I want the love returned, but I fear that it won't be. You know, inadequacy issues. ;-) Maybe if I had been drinking the sake, too, it would all be good. (Ok...I have hovered...I was just trying to make a funny...but, you know, we invisible people with inadequacy issues are not funny.) - Dawn M. Armfield

yes - Steven Hodson

Phew. You're subscribed to me. Wait! Am I subscribed to you?!?! - Lisa L. Seifert

Yes, it crushes my world...but I'm drinking milk, and in a couple of days... - Rahsheen Porter

yes - Duncan Riley

I know I do. BTW, I'll subscribe anyone who comments on this thread. Let's all get un-invisible. - Chris Baskind

Me too. - Tad Donaghe

I can't stop subscribing to people myself. So it's a little unbalanced for me. I don't mind! - Bjorn Tipling

Not really, but I do feel a bit disappointed if I see they don't have a blog. It's the best way to get a read on someone. - Sprague D

Hmmm..."cooked sewage"...yummm... - Hutch Carpenter

If the raw sewage smells fishy, don't eat it - Bwana McCall

I might actually use this :) - Michael Forian

TMI, Michael. TMI. - l0ckergn0me

Michael, Free Porn is subscribed you to! lol (Oops.. I read it wrong. You're subscribed to him/her. heh) - Daynah

What are you talking about?!?!! Oh yeah, apparently the content's good! - Michael Forian

aaaand blocked! - Brett Kelly

now were talkin - shoemoney

ooops i clicked "Block" - AJ Batac

As if there needs to be an easier way to find that stuff. Sheesh. - Sonciary Honnoll

Maybe YouPorn should join FriendFeed (would be very, very popular)? :D - Michael Forian

Resisting URGE to click "like" - Susan Beebe

Liked! - Aaron Brazell

i have some images i can add if thats possible - shoemoney

maybe? depends on more than length...I love BOL for instance, and it's of "indeterminate length" - Sarah Perez

Maybe... Like Sarah, it depends on the length. Keep it short and I have a better chance of listening. - Mike Wills

@possible248 more curious if it would be listened to at all :) - whether they would continue listening would depend on the result of the first part being yes or no and on how interesting the content was. - Steven Hodson

@Sarah BOL? - Steven Hodson

I tend to avoid "casual conversations" in favor of interviews with people discussing their work or sections of prepared talks (check out Phil Windley's IT Conversations). Twenty to 30 minutes seems to be my squirm-limit. - Sprague D

You might check out some of these http://gillmorgang.techcrunch.... - Ken Sheppardson

@Ken .. not a fan of the Gillmor Gang - Steven Hodson

Sure, but don't 'sell' it to the tech blogosphere. - Eric Rice

@ken I don't listen to the GG often but when I do I listen from the perspective that I'm a student and when class is in session I cannot be online nearly as much as those guys. For my situation it's beneficial and I read at the same time to pass the boring parts. - Julian Baldwin

Yes, bring it on, Steven - Mark Dykeman

Yeah, that sounds like fun... sorta like GillmorGang idea... do it! - Susan Beebe

I know it's lame to 'brag' about this but I've never, in my life, downloaded in a podcast. Not sure why. - Akiva Moskovitz

@Steven Hodson: Ah. I'd listen to it, but only if it was ten minutes or less. Possibly longer if the podcast was really, really funny. - possible248

@Eric - just a bit of clarification if you could - what do you mean byt "don't 'sell' to the tech blogosphere" that has me a bit confused - Steven Hodson

Yeah, I'd probably listen to it, but it would have to be under 10 minutes. For me, the optimal is about 7 minutes. - Jonathan Sterling

"someone talking with people that they found interesting - talk about the web and all it's different things going on" Isn't that most tech podcasts? Twit, Cranky Geeks, GG. It works for them. I do enjoy an occasional guest interview. - Kevin Shannon

You know, if you're looking to put something together, I'd love to have something that was 10-20 minute digestible chunks on single topics. Rather than a 60-90 minute free ranging convo that covers 6 topics over the course of the show. - Ken Sheppardson

I didn't know about the faxing.... cool! - Mike Wills

I like this. Simple and easy to use! Great tip! - Winston Teo

Good for video too. - Mike Doeff

Really interesting registration method, too. So simple and quick, yet effective. Smart guys. - Bryan Landers

have you checked dropbox.com? - Zamil A. Safwan

Dropbox is similar but requires registration - and invitations... - David Young