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Notes on Nicholas Carr

By Michael Becker | Published: September 26, 2009
Notes on a February 2009 Nicholas Carr article.
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Pat Thornton: Journalism needs to get down and dirty

By Michael Becker | Published: September 10, 2009
Journalism needs to cut down on the excesses and focus on what works cheaply and well, says Patrick Thornton.
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Revolution and the unthinkable scenario

By Michael Becker | Published: March 14, 2009
We are liv­ing through a rev­o­lu­tion, writes Clay Shirky, just like the one that Gutenberg started around 1500. And all rev­o­lu­tions are more or less the same, he writes: “The old stuff gets bro­ken faster than the new stuff gets put in its place.” The old stuff get­ting bro­ken in this case is news­pa­pers. More and more [...]
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