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Every now and then, civilization faces a supposed revolution, a seismic shift aimed to question, and in many cases, uproot the existent order. One such revolution of our times has been the rise of digital reading, the Kindle-spawned revolt against the traditional format of reading, which some hastily herald as the death knell of printed … Read more

It is a bitter irony, isn’t it, that the apparatus heralded as the emancipator of information, the grand democratizer of discourse, and the liberalizer of creativity should also become its own hangman? This is the paradox of the Internet, the enigma of our digital age. An age, we must acknowledge, that has been as much … Read more