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Can the ‘Creative Class’ survive?

The digital revolution has its winners and losers.
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January 14, 2015

The digital revolution has its winners and losers. If a question comes up in dinner conversation, there’s no item of information so obscure or so trivial that we cannot find it in a few seconds with a Google search on our smartphones. But, then, I have come to believe that Wikipedia itself would not exist but for the over-supply of men and women with doctorates but no teaching appointments.

Something of the same dire message is delivered in “

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