Googlezon — Amazing

Posted on | December 5, 2005 |

Here’s a story called Epic 2014 that I heard about on NPR’s On the Media this weekend. It’s a fictitious story about the next 9 years in media history. The author’s story is pretty amazing. They hypothesize that ‘Media Wars’ could happen without any major news organizations involved. The uses of the Internet are expanding and moving very fast, and we need to make sure to keep up with how this is influencing our lives.

On the Media interviewed the author of the story. Check that out at www.onthemedia.org.

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