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...changes. The impact that the invention of photography had on fine art is a useful analogy here. Pictorial creativity didn’t cease in the mid-19th century when Fox Talbot and Daguerre pioneered photography. But it did change – and change in radical ways. The second assumption that underpins the argument is that because machines can do something, there’s no point in...

...changed on a number of occasions. The final nail in the coffin for language landscape variety at Eurovision came in 1999, when the rules were changed so that countries could compete in any language they wished. Since then every winner, with the exception of Serbia in 2007, has been sung in English. Of the 42 songs that entered the competition this year, 35 are in English...

...changes in the original French version may have been made to help the voice actors who dubbed the film: C3-PO became Z-6PO, which sounds closer to the English name and therefore easier to dub when the original actors’ refer to him (the lip movements for the French number six are much closer to three than trois). Similarly, R2-D2 became D2-R2 (the original combination of...