Technology

History teaches that ‘long-established media technologies, when faced with the prospect of commercial extinction, counter with their own dialectic.’

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In surveys and analysis, the Pew Research Center illuminates the ever-changing course of Americans’ digital habits.

‘On the Web, skimming is no longer a means to an end but an end in itself. That poses a huge problem for those who report and publish the news.’

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‘Creating interest-driven content and programming that is easily shared, interactive and participatory is key to unlocking the power of networked media.’