Consumers for any type of product or service are today vastly different from what they were not long ago. The relentless flow of information to which we are all exposed on a daily basis, the readily available information, facts and details, literally available at our fingertips, on almost any topic, provides today’s consumers with a competence not existing in earlier times and confidence in defining their requirements and making their requirements and making their choices and decisions. And they make use of this increased self-reliance by letting the markets know. They buy what they want, or do not buy if it is not there, rather than simply buying what the market suggests one should buy.