Most of us are trying to avoid all the noise around us, while some are paying good money for all things loud. What's the future of noise?
Most of us are trying to avoid all the noise around us, while some are paying good money for all things loud. To find out what's next in this sonic revolution, CBS News' Mo Rocca takes a trip into the "Future of Noise."
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