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Oops predictions … In 1995, the burgeoning magazine “Newsweek” published an astute article in which it relativized the internet. He would never influence governments and there would never be business. Seventeen years later the magazine no longer existed on paper, only online, and the digital titans stood out. In the opposite direction, the slip of Negroponte, the MIT superguru, who predicted that the last paper newspaper would be published in 2015, is epic.
From my insignificance, seven years ago I wrote an article here playing to predict the evolution of our leisure: «It is already evident – I speculated – that television fused with the computer will be the altar of our domestic life. Today there are picture perfect televisions. Those huge screens, today the whim of a plutocrat, will be at
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