The culture 2.0. To problems of web 2.0 and cultural aspects of online communication

This graduation theses is focusing principally on the new form of computer mediated communication called web 2.0. In the last decades we have been able to be observers and also participants in the changes that have been caused in our society through the introduction of new technologies of information and communication. In the early nineties, many expectations were generated and great promises were made around the expansion of the ICT. Almost fifteen years later, events have sometimes confirmed this, but many others have toned down or even annulled the initial expectations. The existence of internet has made it possible to change the relations between users and the media and has given rise to the birth of new forms of civic, cultural and political participation. This work analyse the new possibilities and the limits presented by the new forms of organization and participation that are conjectured in a new information society