In the name of nostalgia, we're taking a walk down memory lane -- revisiting bygone technologies and trends we were definitely glad to see go, brands that have transformed themselves (see: Gap) and some that have remained shockingly static over the past 30 years (see: Levi's, United Colors of Benetton).
For the past ten years, broadcast technology has been dismissed as obsolete, a clumsy analog vestige of a bygone technological era.
For the last ten years broadcast technology has been dismissed as obsolete, a clumsy analog vestige of a bygone technological era.
Despite modernization efforts, much of the industry is saddled with costly and outmoded open-hearth blast furnaces, the technology of a bygone era, and is barely staying alive.
Are we going to look back in a few decades and regard cash machines much in the same way we look at public phone boxes today – a relic of a bygone age, overtaken by new technology?
To produce 20 gallons of ultra-strong "white dog" -- the raw, un-aged spirit that comes straight from the still -- the promoters enlisted an all-star team of experts to donate time and wisdom in a unique historical and scientific undertaking: making whiskey from scratch using only the technology of a bygone age.
As we approach 800 million air passengers a year flying on U.S. airlines, a lack of funding has forced us to rely on air traffic control technology from a bygone era, capacity-constrained airports, and a short-staffed FAA as we've failed to hire and train enough air traffic controllers, safety inspectors, and technicians to keep up with demand.
Many of the instruments for measuring user-perceived system quality and user information satisfaction were developed in the context of mainframe, PC and wire-based technologies of a bygone era.
Instead of treating public broadcasting as a product of a bygone era, we ought to use technology to reboot it.
Technology's pin-ups come from a bygone age of science fiction.
"Let bygones be bygones," Buhrdorf recalls saying.
