A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

Editorials could still try to tie some items together into a chain or sequence with a special point of view or vanishing point. But such views were really capsules for passive readers, while, paradoxically, the unprocessed, uninterested, raw news offered far more challenge to the reader to find his own meanings.
“Myth and Mass Media” (1960), p 18
Year: 1960
Chapter: Paradox
Compiled by William Kuhns
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