Seth Cotlar99 years ago an Altoona, PA newspaper printed this celebration of a new communications media that would bring the people of America together as one. Worked out great.
Mark R. Stoneman@sethcotlar The internet used be portrayed like that too, didn't it?
Masto.poetry@sethcotlar
odd this was published in 1924, as the first commercial radio station in America was KDKA in 1929
odd this was published in 1924, as the first commercial radio station in America was KDKA in 1929
@Mastopoet KDKA was 1920.
Stan Yeahman
Stan Freberg - "Who Listens to Radio?" Featuring Sarah Vaughan and Quincy Jones
Bookhisattva@sethcotlar That farm-city homogeneity is moving right along, giving farmers "large town ideas", like insurrection. And the indictments and incarceration that follow greatly alleviate tedium.