Monthly Archives: April 2022

What’s up with Dad?

Posted on April 10, 2022 by Doc Searls

My father was always Pop. He was born in 1908. His father, also Pop, was born in 1863. That guy’s father was born in 1809, and I don’t know what his kids called him. I’m guessing, from the chart above, … Continue reading →

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The Age of Optionality—and its costs

Posted on April 2, 2022 by Doc Searls

Throughout the entire history of what we call media, we have consumed its contents on producers’ schedules. When we wanted to know what was in newspapers and magazines, we waited until the latest issues showed up on newsstands, at our … Continue reading →

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