Digital R/evolution


I was pointed to Michael Wesch’s Digital R/evolution video through a variety of connections (my mom’s friend recognized K-state and passed it along to my mom since her future son-in-law [read:Wes] will be graduating from there in a few weeks). It is an interesting look at information: what we think it is and what its future is. Given how much of the world rests on digital information these days, the obvious question (or not so obvious) is what happens to traditional libraries? Enjoy.

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