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20 years ago, most people assumed that MP3 file sharing would never take us to a place where you can pay a company $9.99/month for unlimited streaming of a huge
by tibbon 10y ago
20 years ago, most people assumed that MP3 file sharing would never take us to a place where you can pay a company $9.99/month for unlimited streaming of a huge portion of published music. Surely, the Industry would never allow that to happen!
Yet, it did. I'm told that the journals will never allow themselves to become antiquated and that they play a vital role in the review process. I'm seeing this being chipped away at slowly, and have to wonder if soon that small movement will accelerate greatly.
- Hondor 10y agoYou could say it also took us to a place where there are no more Elvis's, Michael Jacksons, Beatles or Queens. This might just be my perspective failure due to growing old but maybe the quality of music has degenerated into singers shouting insults at each other for the past 10 years? Academia is already plagued with too much research. Useless methodologically faulty research because every man and his dog wants to publish sometime, anything.