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Andy Ihnatko
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Intermittently-beloved technology journalist and pundit. Tech contributor to WGBH Boston Public Radio. Podcaster (MacBreak Weekly on TWiT.tv and Material on Relay.fm). Former Chicago Sun-Times and Macworld columnist. Opera riff-raff. He/Him.
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The phrase "reimagined for the modern age" in the solicit for an upcoming book or movie based on a classic character can only mean "Don't worry, mainstream audience! We got rid of everything unique and turned it into a rehash of what you've already seen a thousand times! You're welcome!"

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Now, do you mean "Modern (as in history ca1500-1945 CE)" or "Modern (as in art ca1900-today)" or, say, "mid-century Modern"...?

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Andy Ihnatko
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Intermittently-beloved technology journalist and pundit. Tech contributor to WGBH Boston Public Radio. Podcaster (MacBreak Weekly on TWiT.tv and Material on Relay.fm). Former Chicago Sun-Times and Macworld columnist. Opera riff-raff. He/Him.
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