
How Physical Media Can Still Have a Future
It has become common wisdom that retail stores that carry physical media - CDs, books, movies in particular - are, to use the scientific term, "toast".
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It has become common wisdom that retail stores that carry physical media - CDs, books, movies in particular - are, to use the scientific term, "toast".

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