
While preparing for a presentation I'll be giving in October I came upon this paragraph:"Printing was considered vulgar and only for the poor. Many aristocratic bibliophiles refused to disgrace their collections with the presence of a non-manuscript text. It fell to the lower classes to recognize the importance of the printing press. And they did - by the end of the fifteenth century, more than one thousand printers had printed between eight and ten million copies of more than forty thousand book titles.Full text here.Let's do a little word substitution and see if it still holds true:Social Media (or cell phones, or Web tools, etc) was considered...