A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

…when communication devices have achieved the speed of light, there occurs a social and historical simultaneity as well as a local and temporal one. And since the various societies of our world comprise many ages, as well as many places, the immediate effect of modern communication in overlaying all of these is to create dislocation and distress.
“Technology and Political Change,” International Journal, Vol 7, No. 3, Summer, (1952), p 194
Year: 1952
Chapter: History
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