I was just thinking this evening about our digital dossier, specifically about what digital archaeologists will be able to dig up hundreds of years from now from fragmented chips found buried in the rubble — and it turns out, The Onion was thinking about the same thing.
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Why Journalism Died
First, there was the village herald. And then came the almanac, and then even later, the newspaper. And then came the television, and then, later, cable television. And then came the Internet. None of this is mentioned in this Onion video. But it’s all right there if you look close. Breaking News: Some Bullshit Happening [...]