Marshall McLuhan at 100

To The Best of Our Knowledge | Jan 12, 2012

July 21^st would have been Marshall McLuhan’s 100^th birthday. To mark this anniversary and reflect back on the work of the man who predicted the World Wide Web, Marshall McLuhan at 100 will examine the life and career of the visionary media thinker to find out what he got right and what he had wrong.

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