Internet intrusion: 12 major industries disappeared in 5 years the brunt of taxis

A recent report by the American Youth Entrepreneur Council (YEC) shows that 12 industries may no longer exist by 2020, including taxis, postal services, paper making, fixed-line telephones, mobile phones, credit cards, wallets, cinemas, CDs, cable TV, fast food restaurant staff and retail health insurance intermediaries. The first is the city taxi system, on the one hand, excellent step, such as car software development momentum, on the other hand, auto driving technology is also improving, the future city taxi system may gradually disintegrate. The second largest industry is the US Postal service, which is now more likely to deliver a large number of spam ads for businesses, with only 1.4% effective commercial conversions, because of the large use of e-mail. The third is the paper industry, accompanied by digital development, by 2020 the industry will look outdated. Four is the fixed telephone, along with the popularity of the smartphone, more and more people replace the fixed telephone with the mobile phone. In fact, for mobile phones, people start to think of it as a portable computer, the future of mobile phone data and network cloud data between the boundary will become increasingly blurred. In addition, with the spread of electronic mobile payments, wallets and cash payments can also be outdated. And as with music CDs, people put plastic credit cards in their wallets may disappear, and in the future people can use mobile payments, smartphones or will do it all. With the development of cloud storage, physical storage such as CDs and DVDs may become obsolete. Because of the convenience of browsing and downloading movies on the internet, people can also configure home theater, so it's less competitive to go to a movie theater. Cable TV may also be replaced by Internet TV.