When Gil Scott-Heron announced that "The revolution will not be televised" he was of the opinion that this was because the revolution would take place at the grass roots of contemporary society, far removed from the corporate glare of popular global culture. The fact that television may have become an obsolete remnant of times past never occurred to him. And quite frankly why, in 1969, should it have? But today we know, the revolution won't be televised. The revolution will be streamed. And
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