Macleans, Canada's pipsqueak Time-equivalent, boggles the mind with a column on how the Internet is a waste of time and that we should have been pursuing more worthwhile avenues of invention. Well, bollocks to that, I say. Just because some print magazine can feel the icy grip of death around its neck is no reason to write off one of the biggest fundamental shifts in media, commerce and social dynamics in over 100 years. But don't take my word for it, there's plenty of invective to go around.
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