The phrase “print is dead” was popularised by Harold Ramis in the 1984 film Ghostbusters, where his character, Egon Spengler, delivers the line deadpan in response to a colleague’s interest in reading. However, the sentiment predates the film. References to “print is dead” appeared in the Antioch Review in 1967 in discussions of media theorist … Continue reading Print is Alive, but Who is Looking?