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Introduction Growing up in the UK during the 1970s and 1980s, I watched the world of media transform in ways that felt both subtle and profound. Back then, information was siloed—television was for broadcasts, newspapers for print, and radio for audio. Each operated as a vertical, a self-contained channel with its own rules and limitations. […]

Introduction Consider the ancient legend of the chessboard and the grains of wheat. An inventor asks a king for a seemingly modest reward: one grain on the first square, two on the second, doubling each time up to the 64th square—culminating in about nine quintillion grains on that final square alone. Importantly, the inventor claims