An interactive society is based on the integration of:

An interactive society rests on the integration of multiple communication channels.

Bringing many channels together into one connected system is what makes society interactive.

Dual communication connection restrictions would limit exchange rather than build integration.

Single-purpose receivers narrow communication to one function and work against an interactive society.

Multiple facing choices describes surface selection and not the deep channel integration involved.

The integration of many communication channels into a linked whole is what underlies interactivity.

This convergence of channels is central to the second media age.