It's true that so-called progress is not an unalloyed good. There is something gratifying about a bound paper book, and those will become rare specialty items and nostalgia pieces.
But marginalia are not vanishing - my Kindle can add notes. Other chances to comment on a writer's work are vastly increasing. The Internet's not bound in leather, but it's everywhere, and everyone can comment.
Maybe it's democratization that the scolds are worried about. (And they have some reason to be.)
Monday, February 21, 2011
Marginalized
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blogging,
internet,
new york times
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