Ian Pearson sees no end to print media
Ian Pearson, a futurist at British Telecommunications, does not see an end to print media, but rather an expansion of traditional offerings to include video and web displays, as he explains in an interview with Alfred Krueger.
Ian Pearson, futurologist at British Telecommunications, does not see the end of print media, but rather an expansion of the traditional offering with video and web displays. Fans of the Harry Potter films are already familiar with the newspaper of tomorrow. In addition to the text columns of the Daily Prophet, the pictures show nice contemporaries waving or making other jokes when they are not turning away from the viewer or even going to sleep. Pearson is one of Europe's leading futurologists and is a consultant to the Chief Technology Office of the British Telecommunications Group on developments in the communications market. More: in an interview with Alfred Krueger: "Newspapers will have web interactivity"
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