The Explosion of 15th Century Printing: A Data Visualization - Kasia Cieplak-Mayr von Baldegg - The Atlantic
Printing can grow deceptively, for example with fiction being story telling and innately untrue. It then grows like a contagion, not necessarily in a bad way. This can also be an Iv counter innovations to B innovations such as cheaper paper or availability of ink, creating new ways to mount type faces, etc. It creates newer kinds of Iv agents to sell books and newspapers, leads to viral advertising, sensationalist deceptive stories to sell more, etc. It tends to grow exponentially in this phase.
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