Discussion
The phrase 'paperless society' was coined by :
Answer: C
The phrase 'paperless society' was coined by F.W. Lancaster.
F. Wilfrid Lancaster predicted in the late 1970s, in Toward Paperless Information Systems (1978) and related writing, that electronic communication would largely replace print for scientific and technical information, a vision he called the paperless society.
Eugene Garfield (Eugine in the paper) founded the Science Citation Index, Bill Gates co-founded Microsoft, and Tom Davenport is known for writing on knowledge management and information ecology; none of them coined this phrase.
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