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Technology will eventually supplant paper

I can’t remember what I was Googling for, but whatever it was I got sidetracked by a blog comment about  the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News scaling back on home delivery. If I remember it was about that time the Chicago Tribune declared bankruptcy. For as long as I can remember - that’s a long time - the start of my day has been coffee and the local newspaper. Before I start, I organize the sections in my preferred order and dump the classified sections and inserts on the floor. I have to admit the time alone with the paper before the day gets started is more important than what’s in it. I think that true for me with books as well. I visit our local library a lot and I love the feel of a book in my hands and the smell of used bookstores. I guess it’s inevitable that technology will eventually supplant paper, but it won’t be the same.

Posted by WilliamMontgomery, Senior Vice President on 20 January 2009

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