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Protagonists of the new media never tire of emphasizing how the world will change thanks to these technologies. This is certainly not unjustified, but it is usually forgotten that in addition to the new tools, there is still a huge “legacy” of data and infrastructure. Without this infrastructure, the new gadgets would not work either; […]https://krm.swiss/wp/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/joshua-sortino-LqKhnDzSF-8-unsplash-1.jpg1500844