And such nutritious, dense, lengthy pieces of writing are, of course, becoming ever more popular on the very same internet that pessimists blame for destroying our attention spans.
From the very same Internet that brought you The Twitter Movie, The YouTube Movie, The Auction Site Movie and The Other Social Network Movie comes today's Ping parody: Another Social Network Movie.
Yet Edward Snowden's leaks of classified documents from the US National Security Agency have revealed that American spies - and their British counterparts at GCHQ - now use that very same internet to sweep up vast amounts of data from the digital trail we leave every day.
That very same Internet came to his aid less than a day after he announced his intention to chronicle his life's work.
Two and a half years ago, in the very same corners of the Internet, there was a similar campaign against "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," whose trailer featured a female protagonist and a black man wearing the iconic white carapace of a Storm Trooper.
April marks the 20th anniversary of the commercialization of the Internet, ironically, the very same month that the FCC's new Open Internet regulations were officially published, tossing the Internet into a public utility model characterized by stagnation and ambiguity.
While arguing against net neutrality, McConnell relied on the very same rhetoric about a free and open Internet that is used to bolster it, exploiting the confusion that surrounds the issue.
Indeed, some of the same entities that provide cable television service – colloquially known as cable companies – provide Internet access over the very same wires.
On the very same day that a certain search and Internet advertising giant based in Mountain View, California has made public its plans to soon bring to market an open-source operating system that it hopes will give Microsoft a run for its money when it comes to powering the netbooks of this world, a lone startup from Paris, France has raised millions in financing to do exactly the same thing.
That's because the very same Horner successfully tricked parts of the internet into thinking he was Banksy ― twice.
These art and technology sessions eventually became known as Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T .. "The following year, in 1967, E.A.T. constituted itself as an institution and this was the very same year that the concept of the internet emerged as published in the ARPANET papers," Kholief says.
