ANonymous, free, music file-sharing on p2p neTworkS will still be easy a decade from now, believe 50% of experts answering a Pew Internet and American Life Project survey about the future of the Net.
Digitization and the Internet make for a potent brew … TiVo kills the commercial television format,” says another prediction, and, “Napster, Kazaa, and iPod kill the ‘album’ format.
In the future, everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes in their own reality show.”
Few disagreed that broadband adoption will grow and that broadband speeds will improve and respondents saw benefits ranging from the ease and convenience of accessing information to changed workplace arrangements and relationships.
“At the same time, a majority of experts agreed that the level of surveillance by governments and businesses will grow,” says Pew.
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