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Radio, the death of newspapers? Television, the death of radio? Internet TV, the death of television? Silverlight, the death of flash? HTML 5, the death of flas
by taitems 17y ago
Radio, the death of newspapers?
Television, the death of radio?
Internet TV, the death of television?
Silverlight, the death of flash?
HTML 5, the death of flash AND silverlight?
This reads like a TechCrunch headline.
- Scriptor 17y agoTo be fair HTML5 and Flash/Silverlight aren't really comparable to the different media formats. They're just different ways of doing the exact same thing. It'd be more like analog vs. digital.
- jbarciauskas 17y agoSounds more like a VHS/Betamax debate... an open standard against a closed, but more technically sophisticated, standard
- derefr 17y agoHave there ever been any media that have died?
- bbsabelli 17y agocassette?
- taitems 17y agotelegram?
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- Retric 17y agoTelegram as media... Encoding messages to be transmitted point-to-point long distances over copper wire. If anything it just evolved telegram > ticker tape > computer networks. Signal fires > road flares. Smoke signal's > Rescue flares given to pilots etc. Protocol's might die (Apple Talk, Analog TV), but technology's tend to just find a niche.
- kragen 17y agoYou're not familiar with the Dead Media Working Notes?