The true cost of digital media, Exhibit A: Handwriting

by Jennifer Rauch | Posted on September 25, 2009

This 2009 handwriting sample comes from an adult male in Brooklyn, New York.

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Buy Video Cables says:

November 25, 2009 at 7:20 am

This is obvious since use of paper and pen is very limited now a days due to use of digital media only.

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Jennifer says:

December 19, 2009 at 5:06 pm

Maybe it’s time to revive penmanship! (Penpersonship?)

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I’m Jennifer Rauch, an educator, scholar and author of Slow Media: Why Slow Means Satisfying, Sustainable & Smart (Oxford University Press), which won a Silver Nautilus Book Award and was named a finalist for the Marshall McLuhan Book Award.

I study, speak and write about alternative journalism, news audiences, media literacy, and the cultural impacts of new technologies. In particular, I am an authority on public trust in journalism and deliberate abstention from media use.

My work has appeared in scholarly journals like Communication, Culture & Critique and Media, Culture & Society as well as popular outlets such as the Huffington Post, Medium, Thrive Global, and Urban Audubon.

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The true cost of digital media, Exhibit A: Handwriting

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