<div class="message"><div><font face="Lucida Console">When media was creative, not for money, at least just not like how stuff is nowadays.</font></div><br/><font face="Lucida Console"><div>I see YouTubers just going like "Oh it will ruin my revenue!" or "I will lose monetization for this!" when ...

<div class="message"><div>i wasnt alive in the 2000s but these are things i wanna bring back!</div><div><br/></div><div>-ACTUALLY FUNNY TEEN SITCOMS</div><div>-companies being creative with their tech items</div><div>-Forums and Instant messaging</div><div>-DVD/Blu-Ray instead of streaming</div><div ...

<div class="message">I'm going to have to second Vaking Voda with regarding to how media used to be a lot more creative around those times. The 2000's felt like a time of experimentation, companies and artist were focused on pushing the boundaries of their respected media and paired with the ...

<div class="message">I find cars from the 2000s strangely elegant. The same goes for electronic devices from that era, such as computers and phones. And I would also say cameras from the 2000s.<br/><br/>The more time passes, the more difficult it will be to find this type of object or atmosphere ...

<div class="message">- Friendly look of the tech of the time<br/><br/><div>- Simpler and IMs/VoIP software, like MSN Messenger</div><br/><div>- Big Companies willing to taking risks by companies like Nokia or Palm, hell even SEGA and Sony</div><div><br/></div><div>- Social Networks being safe places ...

<div class="message"><blockquote><div><cite>xrossmediabar wrote:</cite><div>-Forums and Instant messaging<div>-DVD/Blu-Ray instead of streaming<div>-YouTube to be more sharing creativity and not a way for millions to make money.<div>-Having a dedicated hangout place. my friends just figure out where ...

<div class="message"><blockquote><div><cite>rnottelovesowls wrote:</cite><font face="comic sans ms" size="4">besides frutiger aero, of course. it’s obviously back, or else, what are we doing here?<br/><br/>this can be anything. tech, trends, products, franchises, anything you miss from the 2000s ...

<div class="message">Geez, where to start? Sorry about the novel. Anyway:<br/><br/><br/><br/>I miss video games being finished products without any stupid extra crap to sell afterwards that adds nothing to the game other than cosmetics(Thanks Bethesda).<br/><br/>I miss video games that didn't need ...