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This text considers the ebb and flow of political power and authority as a function of changes in modes of communication. It examines the emergence of printing and its impact on the transformation of medieval to the modern order and then considers the impact of digital electronic communications.
This text considers the ebb and flow of political power and authority as a function of changes in modes of communication. It examines the emergence of printing and its impact on the transformation of medieval to the modern order and then considers the impact of digital electronic communications.
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The poverty of the many existing, mostly speculative analyses of the "information revolution" reveals the inherent difficulties of assessing sweeping changes as they unfold. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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