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Encyclopedia Britannica

Book • 2017

Kathy Broderick

Encyclopedia Britannica is a well-known, long-standing encyclopedia that was originally published in print format.

It is known for its comprehensive coverage of various subjects and its authoritative tone.

However, with the rise of digital encyclopedias and the internet, its popularity and relevance have diminished.

It still exists in various formats, but its impact has been significantly altered by the digital revolution.

The encyclopedia's history reflects the evolution of knowledge dissemination and access.

Mentioned by

Tom Koutsantonis

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

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Mentioned by

Tom Koutsantonis

when discussing looking up references before the internet.

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Mentioned by

Peter Lamont

as an example of how knowledge evolves and changes over time, referencing the absence of geology in its early editions.

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