in spite of our increasing familiarity and comfort with the Internet, most of us still have pitifully little idea of the fossil record of data we leave trailing behind us every day, all the time. Until, of course, it is too late.Read the whole piece here.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Rushkoff on Tiger
john walker | 7:53 AM | Rushkoff
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