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Internet and Society – Social Theory in the Information Age
Read The study on Internet and Society undertaken here takes place within a larger framework that has during the last years been labeled with categories like Internet research, ICTs and society, social informatics, informatics and society, new media research, information … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Social movements, Social theory, Society
Tagged age, information, internet, social, society, theory
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Informing Communities – Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age
Read Technologies for acquiring and disseminating news and information are changing rapidly. Emerging media have become amazing forces for enabling people to connect. But their full potential is not yet realized in the service of geographic communities, the physical places … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Democracy, Digital age, Digital literacies, Information, Social movements
Tagged communities, digital literacy, ict, information
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Recovering from information overload
Recovering from information overload Always-on, multitasking work environments are killing productivity, dampening creativity, and making us unhappy. For all the benefits of the information technology and communications revolution, it has a well-known dark side: information overload and its close cousin, … Continue reading
Complexity and Information Overload in Society – Why increasing efficiency leads to decreasing control
Read It is argued that social and technological evolution is characterized by ephemeralization, an accelerating increase in the efficiency of all material, energetic and informational processes. This leads to the practical disappearance of the constraints of space, time, matter and … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Complexity, Complexity & change, Information
Tagged complexity, control, information
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