more specialized fragmented course, it demanded more and 
more teamwork in sales and supplies. The symphony orchestra 
became a major expression of the ensuing power of such 
coordinated effort, though for the players themselves this 
effect was lost, both in the symphony and in industry.

     When the magazine editors recently introduced film 
scenario procedures to the constructing of idea articles, the 
idea article supplanted the short story. The film is the rival of 
the book in that sense. (TV in turn is the rival of the magazine 
because of its mosaic power.) Ideas presented as a sequence of 
shots or pictorialized situations, almost in the manner of a 
teaching machine, actually drove the short story out of the 
magazine field.

     Hollywood has fought TV mainly by becoming a subsidiary