Clay Shirky was astounded by the throwback thinking he found in James Gleick's opinion piece on the long term value of publishing printed objects, a.k.a. books. Businesses don't survive in the long term because old people persist in old behaviors; they survive because young people renew old behaviors, and all the behaviors young people are renewing cluster around reading, while they are adopting almost none of the …
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