Chuck ashman biography

Tele-Visions

We ran into Scott Jacobs in the usual place, loping along the broad path that meanders between plans and dreams.

“Here’s the premise,” Jacobs was saying. “I went to a conference about a year ago and heard a fellow say that when TV came in, the average family watched television about eight minutes a day.”

Unbelievable, we said.

Folks we remember spent more time than that just gaping at test patterns.

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The average household, Jacobs explained. And most households didn’t have television.

“Today,” he went on, “they watch television about eight hours a day. And the premise is the same explosion of use will take place in telephone information services. Today the average household uses the phone 20 minutes a day.

“There’s tremendous room for growth to access information, games, anything you want. The telephone is the world’s most ubiquitous computer.”

We have always admired Jacobs