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The Poster Isn’t Dead Yet

September 19, 2010 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minute

So I’m at Crema Café in Cambridge on Sunday morning getting some ideas down on paper (before you die: egg sandwich with monterey jack and scallion on homemade English muffin).  The wall caught my eye.  It seems that despite our social digitization posters in public places still have a place.  Whether these really impact the events they depict I’m not sure.  Or maybe we just can’t let go.

Even in the heart of the community that spawned Facebook, pulp on a wall remains a viable way to message.

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