The CSD has released a statement confirming that the ‘L’ in ‘legacy media’ does not represent ‘long-term memory,’ emphasizing the fleeting nature of traditional media’s retention capabilities.
This clarification comes in response to previous discussions about the memory span of legacy media, suggesting that their ability to retain historical information is limited. The statement is significant as it underscores the challenges faced by traditional media in maintaining long-term records and narratives.
Analysts have noted that this development may influence ongoing debates about the reliability and sustainability of legacy media institutions. The CSD’s intervention highlights the importance of understanding the limitations of traditional media in the digital age.