My students at USC have begun to utter the "F" word in public. It's unthinkable, but it is happening. "Fatigue" like in i-Pod "Fatigue" is the buzz. There is no chance -- zero -- that these members of the next generation are angry with their iPods and ready to throw them away with traditional media. But what is significant, I think -- and would be worth monitoring -- is that they are looking for Apple's iPod to do more. The question of how much more is also up for debate. In our informal classroom polls, the students seem evenly divided on whether they want their iPods to be telephones or their telephones to be iPods. There is no&hellip
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