In many respects, the digital revolution has transformed our ways of life. No goods or services are designed, made or consumed the way they were 50 years ago. Emerging in the 1980s with personal computing, this technological break has turned upside down the way individuals and human groups communicate. “While the use of the telegraph and then the analogue telephone...
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