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Music, Literature And The Web

By The Daily Dish

Jul 3 2008, 7:35 AM ET

Daniel Hall:

Our cultural consumption exists on a spectrum from "individual" to "collective". Technology has shifted the balance for both books and music. Digital distrbitution and the iPod have made music consumption much more individualistic, while the internet and global branding have made book consumption increasingly collective.



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