There is a free lunch....sort of.
Chris Anderson is the editor and chief of Wired Magazine.
He recently was the keynote speaker at Nokia World. His speech was spellbinding to me. We are seeing what happens when various internet commodities become free...such as storage, and bandwidth. Remember when our e-mail in-box was limited in size? Why did Yahoo and Google for instance give us an unlimited storage size? Anderson says it's because it costs so little...... as to be virtually free. Commodity suppliers give away the commodity and dream up other ways to make their bucks.
This video will deepen your understanding about what's going on today in the internet world
http://www.netvision.de/uk/dispatching/?event_id=5bb1b5e95afabb2e62d2b148ded47706&portal_id=369401748e8249f142a700d8098a3473
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