Take A Trip into the Future on the ELECTRONIC SUPERHIGHWAY
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We will in effect be voting with our remote controls. If we don't like what we see -- or if the tolls are too high -- the electronic superhighway could lead to a dead end. Or it could offer us more -- much more -- of what we already have. Just as likely, it could veer off in surprising directions and take us places we've never imagined.
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