People love to declare things "dead" and then be surprised when they find out, 5 years on, that the "dead thing" is still there, still generating revenue and st

People love to declare things "dead" and then be surprised when they find out, 5 years on, that the "dead thing" is still there, still generating revenue and still maintaining a user base. The radio, billboards, Second Life, MySpace... They should simply call it "not hip enough for me anymore"