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Adieu to Print: For a Sole Embrace of the Digital

According to the founding documents reviewed by Earle Beattie in Volume 1, Number 1 (1974) of Media Probe, Media Probe was an organization intent on addressing a comment by the "1970 Special Senate Committee on the Mass Media chaired by Keith Davey" (p. 11). While the journal's graphic presentation had much improved, costs had outstripped revenue. [...]led by Professor David B. Mitchell, CJC undertook an ambitious circulation expansion program in the early and mid-1990s to attract U.S. and other international library subscribers and to enliven the sales and renewals of subscriptions in and outside Canada. A crumbling nostalgia Time and circumstance have combined to create a bittersweet parting for those whose lives were tied to a seemingly impregnable knowledge materiality and its social conventions: words on pages, pages in books, reading stands, portable books, personal libraries, personal marked-up copies of books, trust in lending, lending libraries, mechanics institutes, public libraries.