Consumers are embracing masses of visual information, both stills and video.
Pop Art, a movement of the 1950s and 1960s, trampled tradition by embracing mass-produced elements of popular culture.
His book also reminds us that the automobile industry of the time in Britain had yet to embrace mass production.
It will be fascinating to see whether more Palestinians embrace mass nonviolent protests in the West Bank as a strategy to confront illegal Israeli settlements and land grabs.
From its founding in 1915, the Daughters of St. Paul embraced mass media, starting with newspapers and books, and progressing into electronic and digital forms.
Refusing to admit the existence of bad taste, they happily embrace mass, even "lowbrow" culture: variety shows, glitzy religious iconography, Indian B movies.
While the Swiss sweat over every centime, and the Germans recently cancelled their plans for a high-speed magnetic levitation train in Munich, the Spanish have embraced mass transit with a kind of crazed exuberance.
But with a vote by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority's board last month to approve the Purple Line expansion, there is a consensus that these projects are going to be built, even among those who describe them as a waste of money in a region that will never embrace mass transit.
Mr. Weishaupt of the Bavarian Interior Ministry put the cost to the German taxpayer at about $450 a month per immigrant -- a sum that, together with high unemployment, helps explain German reluctance to embrace mass immigration, although it is a fact of postwar German life.
One obvious way for the China of 2025 to address this dilemma would be to embrace mass immigration.
