New York - It became a classic example of a techno-Utopian prophecy gone awry. The notion of the “paperless office“, which dates back to the 1960s, sounded plausible enough. As computers began to spread and display technology improved, it seemed obvious that more and more documents would be written, distributed and read in electronic form, rather than on paper. Filing cabinets would give way to ha...
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