Why does this 1970s book have 2000s tech logos on every page?
tekbog · x · 2026-10-10
Frozune shared screenshots of a book from the 1970s in which nearly every page is plastered with 2000s-era tech logos — a striking anachronism. tekbog reposted it with "nothing new under the sun", turning it into a light observation that logo-heavy marketing long predates the internet era.
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