February 2014
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
4h 49m
English
“I might as well save it . . . just in case . . . I might need it someday.” More and more people are making the decision to save. But I’m not talking about the decision you make standing over the wastebasket with a letter in hand, a pile of out-of-date magazines, or a stack of clipped newspaper articles. It’s the kind of clutter you can’t see, not right away, at least.
It’s the volumes of content available and easily accessible to us—content pushed to us from the Internet, information we grab as we go through the day. It’s the proliferation of downloadable online media from iTunes and other sources, such as movies and podcasts; the rapid increase of online transmissions such as e-mail, e-zines, RSS feeds, ...
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