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The Doctor. Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-23-11 05:31 PM
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20. So, this does not represent a fundamental change in how we interact with media?

Is someone else responsible for the Ipad?

Did Henry Ford not change the paradigm?

Bell?

Anyone else who created or ran with a brand new technology? Has no one done anything to change the way we live?


Steve Jobs is indeed responsible for at least one small, but fundamental change in society. No BS about it.
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