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> nowadays When has it not worked like this?
by fknorangesite 4y ago
> nowadays
When has it not worked like this?
- perlgeek 4y agoI guess I just wasn't aware of it in the past. Back when I listened to radio, I wouldn't often come across the author doing interviews, but then I only switched between 3 or maybe 4 different stations...
- VyseofArcadia 4y agoHm, I was going to say before podcasts, but then there's TV. So I was going to say before TV, but I bet it was like this on the radio. Let's go with the 19th century, when it would have been more difficult to read five of the same interview with someone in five different newspapers.
- VoodooJuJu 4y agoEven the Romans did this: https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/spectaclesintheromanworldsourcebook/chapter/marketing-and-advertising/ https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/spectaclesintheromanworldsour...
- toyg 4y agoJ.D. Salinger. Samuel Beckett. Anybody writing under pseudonym, a practice that used to be extremely common (Ellery Queen, etc).
- fknorangesite 4y agoDid you think I meant that every single author always goes on a press tour? If so, why?
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