[H&F] "Some notes on information storage (1)"

[rfmcdonald]

I've a post up at History and Futility, first of a series annotating a post by Michael Steeleworthy at The Zeds ("On information literacy, information-seeking, and microfilm") examining how old methods of information storage like microform still have their uses and attractions. For me, the attraction lies in their profound romance: the past matters for all of its oddities.

Go, read.