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Sure, and I agree except that I'd put the date a lot later; a lot of magazine reading was done on-the-go, so the point at which reading on the mobile phone was
by dcminter 1y ago
Sure, and I agree except that I'd put the date a lot later; a lot of magazine reading was done on-the-go, so the point at which reading on the mobile phone was ubiquitous would be the delimiter for my expectations. Nobody was reading substantial content on a Nokia 6210. I don't think the mobile revolution really became overwhelming until around 2010.
Perhaps the remnants hung on after that because it took people 15 years to get their cancellations accepted ;)
- weinzierl 1y agoI guess it is just me, because I spent the second half of the 90s in lecture halls at daytime and in the CIP pool at night;) The privilege of early access to fast Internet for the underprivileged kid spoiled me, but hell was immersing in the suddenly available ocean of information a fun ride.