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Imagine, you're sitting at home in the year 2004, stuck on which of the 500 TV channels to watch, and sick of your CD music collection to boot(in addition). You flip the menu button on your remote control unit, find the music channels on your computer-television and find the kind of music channel you like. From there, you find a music band you like, find the version of the song of the music band that you like, push the lyric or words button to find out what they are singing, order a copy of the music CD through the interactive shoppers' service, pay for it by credit card, download the album onto your record able CD. Then you print out the album cover on your TV-PC-home entertainment system's laser printer, and settle down to enjoy your new purchase-all by using the remote control unit. Somewhere inside the idea of the infohighway, this kind of think is (theoretically) possible.
