As we become more-and-more invested in using the Internet and other new technology, more and more things are becoming obsolete as they are being rendered useless.
Payphones? No longer needs as everyone has a cell phone.
Telephone books? There’s a huge cutback on printing and distributing them as everyone just looks numbers up on the Internet or calls 411.
Ethernet cords? Why bother running a 20′ long cable from the wall to the kitchen table if you can go wireless?
In that vein, the Telegraph has decided to put together their list of 50 THINGS THAT THE INTERNET HAS KILLED.
Finally, a study has come out from Stanford University that proves what Web Watch has been thinking all along:
A new study has come out that equates 
Hawaiians have it right.
You drive by them every day: panhandlers and homeless folk, standing at the highway exit with a sign and a hand, asking for any spare change that you may be willing to share.
When raising a family, parents often put quality of their children’s lives ahead of their own convenience, choosing to extend their commutes or even change jobs or careers in order to find a good place to live.
You knew it was coming all year, and couldn’t wait… and now, August 23rd has finally arrived.