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The latest in the series of TGN's new editorial series, From the Editors' Desks, "Why the World Is Not Ready to Go Download Only" offers us a glimpse into the life of one of the millions of people not ready for the Digital Transition:
--Manzi is a long time member of the TGN staff, having been with the Total Gaming Network since its inception in 2007. Besieged by cows and grass, he currently resides in Central Ohio.
Is the world ready for a fully digital distribution system? Be sure to leave your thoughts and comments.
Over the last few years technology has been hastily expanding, so much so that it’s leaving some of us behind. In some cases there is a compromise between old methods and new technology. One good example (while not gaming related) is the change to a digital signal for TV. Soon there will be a change from analog to digital signals and you must upgrade your TV, use a satellite provider, or buy a DTV box to upgrade your signal. But in some cases there are no compromises.
I am of course talking about digital purchases and downloads. More and more now certain services, both gaming and non-gaming alike, are popping up all over the internet, with these digital download services becoming so popular now that many companies are considering a complete move to the so called digital download wave of media. Well I, for one, say no. Why? It’s simple: the world is not ready.
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I am of course talking about digital purchases and downloads. More and more now certain services, both gaming and non-gaming alike, are popping up all over the internet, with these digital download services becoming so popular now that many companies are considering a complete move to the so called digital download wave of media. Well I, for one, say no. Why? It’s simple: the world is not ready.
Continue Reading...
--Manzi is a long time member of the TGN staff, having been with the Total Gaming Network since its inception in 2007. Besieged by cows and grass, he currently resides in Central Ohio.
Is the world ready for a fully digital distribution system? Be sure to leave your thoughts and comments.