Re: On planned obsolescence |
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No, it was Stevens, Mills discusses it in one of his books but Stevens did "coin" the term. Here, let's stay away from wikipedia: Origins of the term The phrase was coined by Brooks Stevens, the American industrial designer, in 1954. Here's the link I got from about.com: http://experts.about.com/e/p/pl/Planned_obsolescence.htm --------------------- |
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