Despite its vintage (early 2001) doesn't feel dated and indeed in places reads somewhat like prophecy. Thematically suggests that in this information age, it's not the experts who are important, but the people who can access and filter that information, even if they are teenagers working in bedrooms.
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Reading #2
Despite its vintage (early 2001) doesn't feel dated and indeed in places reads somewhat like prophecy. Thematically suggests that in this information age, it's not the experts who are important, but the people who can access and filter that information, even if they are teenagers working in bedrooms.
Reading #1
The key to Hayward's writing is that is manages to be academic and light and legible at the same time, which is a rare gift. I'm learning many of the things I didn't have to time to during my MA course last year.
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