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The entire '60s thing was a product of an information revolution--one that initially empowered everyday people to personalize their media diet, eroding the principle of mass experiences through media, and enhancing tribal impulses to identify with your clique.
After all, the '60s was the decade standing between the last hurrah of an industrial age (the '50s), and the ascendance of a service-centered economy in the '70s (with all the doubts that came along with it--like Japanese manufacturing eroding the foundation of the American economy; an assessment that reflected suspicion of an economy's ability to thrive on building services rather than things).
As our January 2001 Performance and Accountability Series reports made clear, serious federal human capital shortfalls are now eroding the ability of many federal agencies-and threatening the ability of others-to economically, efficiently, and effectively perform their missions.
… An article earnestly questions whether irony is eroding the national character of post-imperial England: "In the days of yore British superiority was proven by force of arms.
What's most relevant for Sun is the role Java may play in eroding the desktop market and the proprietary authority of Windows and Windows NT.