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* [[Born Digital: A review for the moment]] by [http://www.praxagora.com/andyo/ Andy Oram] | * [[Born Digital: A review for the moment]] by [http://www.praxagora.com/andyo/ Andy Oram]. Summary: [http://www.borndigitalbook.com/ *Born Digital*] | ||
postulates a watershed between those born on or before 1980 and those | |||
born after. Although the book is advertised as a guide to the latter | |||
for those born earlier, I suspect that the marketing became unmoored | |||
from the authorship. That's because the book's arguments culminate in | |||
the message that its lessons need to be learned by "digital natives" | |||
most of all, and that they are the ones best positioned to alleviate | |||
the social dislocations caused by digital media and the Internet. | |||
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Reviews
- Born Digital: A review for the moment by Andy Oram. Summary: *Born Digital*
postulates a watershed between those born on or before 1980 and those born after. Although the book is advertised as a guide to the latter for those born earlier, I suspect that the marketing became unmoored from the authorship. That's because the book's arguments culminate in the message that its lessons need to be learned by "digital natives" most of all, and that they are the ones best positioned to alleviate the social dislocations caused by digital media and the Internet.