Videoconferencing Has a Bright Future Behind It

The Los Angeles Times came up with an interesting take on 9/11 anniversary coverage, with a dog-that-didn't-bark lament about the anticipated but unrealized swift shift to an Asimovian world where no human being has to be in the same room with another: the bright dawn of widespread videoconferencing in place of business travel that airline terror was predicted to bring about post-9/11.