Far be it from me to be a malcontent, but one problem we have around here is that the copyright and trademark statutes have changed very little to reflect the way we consume “content” today — or, worse, especially in the case of copyright, they represent a rearguard action amounting to denial of this change, an attempt to put the genie back in the bottle.
With that introduction, consider, courtesy of Torchbrowser, this infotaining treatment of the evolution of content consumption.
Courtesy of Torchbrowser
