36": 'however, the press as you know it has ceased to exist'
40": '20th-century news organizations are an afterthought; a lonely remnant of a not-too-distant past'
2'11": 'also in 2002, google launches google news, a news portal. news organizations cry foul. google news is edited entirely by computers'
5'13": 'the news wars of 2010 are notable for the fact that no actual news organizations take part. googlezon finally checkmates microsoft with a feature the software giant cannot match: using a new algorithm, googlezon's computers construct new stories, dynamically stripping sentences and facts from all content sources, and recombining them. the computer writes a new story for every user'
5'55": 'in 2011 the slumbering fourth estate awakes to make its first and final stand. the new york times company sues googlezon, claiming that the company's fact-stripping robots are a violation of copyright law. the case goes all the way to the supreme court'
they didn't get the details exactly right, but overall the accuracy is astounding
however, that may be a hyperstition artifact in this timeline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPIC_2014 (i thought epic 2014 might be the only flash video to hae a wikipedia article about it, but then i looked and found five others)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUHBPuHS-7s (the original is flash and has thus been consigned to the memory hole, so we are left with this poor-quality conversion)
36": 'however, the press as you know it has ceased to exist'
40": '20th-century news organizations are an afterthought; a lonely remnant of a not-too-distant past'
2'11": 'also in 2002, google launches google news, a news portal. news organizations cry foul. google news is edited entirely by computers'
5'13": 'the news wars of 2010 are notable for the fact that no actual news organizations take part. googlezon finally checkmates microsoft with a feature the software giant cannot match: using a new algorithm, googlezon's computers construct new stories, dynamically stripping sentences and facts from all content sources, and recombining them. the computer writes a new story for every user'
5'55": 'in 2011 the slumbering fourth estate awakes to make its first and final stand. the new york times company sues googlezon, claiming that the company's fact-stripping robots are a violation of copyright law. the case goes all the way to the supreme court'
they didn't get the details exactly right, but overall the accuracy is astounding
however, that may be a hyperstition artifact in this timeline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPIC_2014 (i thought epic 2014 might be the only flash video to hae a wikipedia article about it, but then i looked and found five others)