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Post-Gutenberg galaxy: The fourth revolution in the means of production of knowledge
Public-Access Computer Systems Review 2 (1):39-53 (1991)
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The 4th revolution after speech, writing and print, is skywriting (email, hypermail, web-based archiving).Author's Profile
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