Internet enthusiasts have predicted that Internet technologies would facilitate global and multi-directional information sharing, promote political participation, increase global awareness of injustice, and allow the construction of an ‘electronic global village’. In this paper, I argue that in spite of early revolutionary claims, simple Internet connectivity has not brought about any radical break with the values and power structures of modernity. I suggest, however, that recently emerging Internet-dependent open content and open source technologies (such as wikis), promise to fulfill some of these earlier revolutionary claims by decentralizing production of online information, and challenging current definitions of “authoritative...
Just before the beginning of the 21st century when I was working in a state of the art TV newsroom I...
Is the internet a tool for democracy or the manifestation of the global digital divide? Using the co...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on th...
Abstract. Internet enthusiasts have predicted that Internet technologies would facilitate global and...
{Excerpt} As the internet revolution presses on, computer-mediated communications through social (co...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
It has now become quite obvious that the Internet has brought significant changes to our society and...
the critical theorization of electronically mediated communication involving the concep-tualization ...
“There are now an estimated 50 million Internet users world-wide, a million Web Sites, and more than...
There is a chance that Wikiversity will become the internet\u27s free university just as Wikipedia i...
Just before the beginning of the 21st century when I was working in a state of the art TV newsroom I...
Is the internet a tool for democracy or the manifestation of the global digital divide? Using the co...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on th...
Abstract. Internet enthusiasts have predicted that Internet technologies would facilitate global and...
{Excerpt} As the internet revolution presses on, computer-mediated communications through social (co...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on t...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
This paper is the second half of an invited paper given by the author to the international conferenc...
It has now become quite obvious that the Internet has brought significant changes to our society and...
the critical theorization of electronically mediated communication involving the concep-tualization ...
“There are now an estimated 50 million Internet users world-wide, a million Web Sites, and more than...
There is a chance that Wikiversity will become the internet\u27s free university just as Wikipedia i...
Just before the beginning of the 21st century when I was working in a state of the art TV newsroom I...
Is the internet a tool for democracy or the manifestation of the global digital divide? Using the co...
The author questions the relations between two developmental aspects of a modern society based on th...