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Jan 1, 2005
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Brief reflections on two concepts, that of remediation and the creative class. The first concerns the integration of different media that determines the emergence of a "book" and a new software that combines content and interactivity '. The second tells us that the expected result of the new training and new social organization of work determines a new workforce.
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