I imagine TV commercial greeting me by my name and offering goods
which I (and my family members) need: “Hi, Adlet, we have an amazing offering
for you! Be the first to buy a new extended edition of the best book ever “Six
Immutable Laws of Mobile Business”. And I can put the desired goods in my cart
by simply pushing a button on a remote control or recommend a good I like to my
friends. At the same time I can restrict showing commercials of the goods which
I do not like and do not want to buy: why in the world should I and my family
watch an advertising of beer if we do not like and never buy it?
As to radio, I think I will listen to music on radio while driving
a car on my way to office and it will be only the music I like. And I will
listen to radio advertising which is relevant to me, not an advertising of beer.
I admit that this idea may sound unrealistic now. But think who
believed in the end of the 19th century when Alexander G. Bell
introduced his invention that it would be possible to walk and talk by mobile
phone? As a more extreme example we can call to memory Italian philosopher,
mathematician and astronomer Giordano Bruno, a martyr of science, who was
burned by Roman Inquisition for believing that Earth is spinning.
Privacy issue, I believe, will be solved by tightening legislation
and punishment for misusing of private information.
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