What happens if in the near future, our entire culture into thin air, our bookshelf will disappear from the Kindle, our records, our CDs and mp3s?

The consequences of the digitization of culture are far processed because creeps already at the next revolution: What happens if in the near future, our entire culture into thin air, our bookshelf will disappear from the Kindle, our records, our CDs and mp3s into the so-called cloud, a virtual space?

On this topic starts the BR / Zündfunk this week a series of essays on the future of culture and possession with the following authors:

Monday: Maurice sums runs the record label "act of state". He is also lead singer of the band "The Doors" and is considered one of the best German pop poet. The new "doors" - album will be released in early February.
Tuesday: Mercedes Bunz was in the department of media and technology in "The Guardian", previously editor of the magazine De: Bug and online at the head of Berlin's "Tagesspiegel". Soon published by Suhrkamp her book "Digital truths."
Wednesday: Tobias Rapp has also been published by Suhrkamp. Previously, he was music editor at the taz, and currently works as a music editor at Spiegel
Thursday: Johnny Haeusler was moderator and editor at Radio Fritz in Berlin, a web designer and singer. He now runs the influential and the Grimme Online Award-winning blog "view of the Spree."
Friday: Dirk von Gehlen is editorial director of jetzt.de, the young magazine of the Sueddeutsche Zeitung. Suhrkamp just his book "Mashup - Praise the copy" has been released.