Which would probably not be considered part of the late twentieth-century information revolution

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The one that cannot be considered as a part of the late twentieth-century information revolution is: <span>a significant increase in the number of newspaper subscribers

</span> during the late twentieth-century information revolution, all form of information has been digitalized for people's convenient. So traditional reading form such as newspaper cannot be considered as a part of this.

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