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In this context, scholars and their research partners across campus and in the private, public and non-profit sectors are helping Canada develop talent, gain insight, and build connections in the new technologically-enabled and people-centered culture of
The great Canadian thinker, Marshall McLuhan, would have enjoyed the recent cover of The Economist that portrayed Steve Jobs as Moses coming down from Mount Sinai to deliver his new iPad to the world. McLuhan's famous insight that 'the medium is the message' resonates more than ever as new digital technologies extend our ideas and behaviour far beyond the reaches of the analog world.
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Social scientists, humanists helping Canada harness the power of technology
In this context, scholars and their research partners across campus and in the private, public and non-profit sectors are helping Canada develop talent, gain insight, and build connections in the new technologically-enabled and people-centered culture of
The great Canadian thinker, Marshall McLuhan, would have enjoyed the recent cover of The Economist that portrayed Steve Jobs as Moses coming down from Mount Sinai to deliver his new iPad to the world. McLuhan's famous insight that 'the medium is the message' resonates more than ever as new digital technologies extend our ideas and behaviour far beyond the reaches of the analog world.
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