The medium is the message. And while some of those media messages may stick, most lack substance. Look closely.
“Real journalism matters.” Pics via Columbia Journalism Review.
(h/t @nudd)
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The medium is the message. And while some of those media messages may stick, most lack substance. Look closely.
“Real journalism matters.” Pics via Columbia Journalism Review.
(h/t @nudd)
Movies, books, magazines, music, and podcasts. There’s too much content and too little time.
We can try to keep up and multitask or listen to podcasts 2x their speed. But it’s a zero-sum game. The internet never ends. There will always be another Netflix show to catch up on.
Yet we mustn’t fret. We only have so many hours in the day.
Attention competes with sleep.
We spend 18 hours of our day staring at the rectangular glow. How much of that time is consciously doing versus seeking distractive entertainment?
As tech journalist Jonathan Margolis points out, we’re consuming ever more media but not necessarily getting more intelligent. Yet, the sales of physical books are up! Go figure.
Be careful what content you let into your life, it will shape your mind.
— Danielle Morrill (@DanielleMorrill) August 10, 2019