I love taking digital images and I have a website that I upload all of my photos to, for the most part (I use smugmug). I do, however, print out images from my digital camera as well. I print them for individuals who do not have access to the Internet, yes there are some. So the last time I printed a hard copy of a photo I took was about 2 weeks ago.

I rarely rent movies and if I do I use Blockbuster.

I purchased Erykah Badu's latest relase through the iTunes music store. I don't know when was the last time I purchase a CD, and when I did it was through Amazon.com.

Sent by ernise | 2:30 PM ET | 03-31-2008

I rent my movies through Netflix and, occasionally, I watch online through their site (though I prefer not to...watching movies on my computer screen is not something I've warmed up to as yet.)

I download music (mostly from emusic or Rhapsody) but I do still buy CDs though they mostly come from Amazon. Coincidentally I just had 4 CDs...Alice Smith, Yael Naim, Ayo, and Sara Bareilles...delivered just this afternoon and I'm listening to them as I burn them to my hard drive (I'm heavily into making personal mixes these days.)

I haven't held a hard copy of a photo I've taken in a long, long time...

Sent by Michael K. Willis | 6:50 PM ET | 03-31-2008

I work at a public library and we lend many classic and newly released DVD's to patrons. Our collection city wide is in the tens of thousands. These include feature, foreign, documentary, and educational films. We have an even larger collection of musical CDs. We store vinyl LPs at our central library downtown. They are free to borrow with a library card (the card is free too!) You only pay if you're late returning them. You might not be aware of this, but your state and local taxes fund YOUR libraries. Hurry down to your local public library. It's the only way to go. Sharing resources. What a concept!

Sent by Teresa L Minneapolis | 8:32 PM ET | 03-31-2008