Bestselling author and digital anthropologist Frank Rose writes about technology's impact on mass media and how it has revolutionized the ways we tell and consume stories.

From the printing press to the Twitter feed, mass media have evolved along with advances in technology.

As new ways of disseminating information come into the mainstream, the age-old art of storytelling adapts.

In this book, published in 2011, Wired Magazine contributing editor Frank Rose explores the impact of the digital age on storytelling.

Rose explores who creates stories, who consumes them, and how boundaries are being broken by industries and individuals alike.