The book has comprehensively examined the digital space and its consumers, from all disciplines and angles. It has been undertaken from historical and futuristic perspectives. We have identified the problems and challenges in a direct and earthy manner, and have sometimes been hard on the information professions, and rightly so given the perilous situation they find themselves in. But where, if anywhere, do we go from here? What can be done on a practical basis to ensure, for instance, that consumers consume more in ‘our’ information space and do not continue to fly into the arms of others, or, indeed, do it all themselves? All the book's contributors were asked to provide one suggestion and readers will be pleased to learn that nobody said ‘the last one out turn the lights off’, although a few were close to saying this. Also, the fact that this is the shortest chapter, by a long way, should send out the important message that there are not that many ways out of the current situation – between a rock (Google) and a hard place (the e-shopper). On the other hand, with so few solutions on offer they should be easy to remember and, hopefully, easier to achieve, especially as they require very little in the way of resource. In most cases, they simply require a new mindset. The suggestions offered follow in order of priority: