I love the part "a road unknown to our neighbors" and diffusion of information at "a rate so cheap, as to be attainable by all." Meaning, of course, newspapers.
Cool.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Cheap Diffusion of Knowledge
Let's reach back, way back, to The Westminster Magazine of 1785, to find discussion of newspapers and political knowledge:
I love the part "a road unknown to our neighbors" and diffusion of information at "a rate so cheap, as to be attainable by all." Meaning, of course, newspapers.
Cool.
I love the part "a road unknown to our neighbors" and diffusion of information at "a rate so cheap, as to be attainable by all." Meaning, of course, newspapers.
Cool.
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