n. The reduction of knowledge to short, blurb-sized chunks, such as those found on a CD-ROM.
1998
Throughout the narrative, Davis takes his text beyond standardized "blurbification" found in other guidebooks with informative asides.
1989 (earliest)
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, the richest film reviewers in the history of the world, are quoted in ads this week in what may be the ultimate in what Spy magazine calls "blurbification."