Rather than rely on "print" and "digital" as stable categories that represent a temporal progression -- paper is scanned and "put online" -- this book takes a more archaeological approach, considering complex transitions between media and listening for the unexpected echoes of the digital in the past: how for example lesbian-feminist indexers sifted through mountains of paper index cards while dreaming of computer databases.

— Information Activism by Cait McKinney (3% - 4%)