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Making the Information Society: Experience, Consequences, and Possibilities

The phrase "Information Age" obscures a transformation in society with deeper roots--and deeper meaning--than even its most fevered advocates recognize. In Making the Information Society, Dr. James Cortada demonstrates how the values and behaviour of the information age are firmly rooted in hundreds of years of Western culture. Then, as never before, Cortada illuminates the complex chain of experiences, consequences, and new possibilities that made the information age a reality--and continue to drive it forward today.

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303.4833 COR m
Publisher
United States of America : Prentice Hall.,
Collation
xxiv, 469 pgs.; 16 x 24 cm
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
0130659061
Classification
303.4833
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text
Media Type
other
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other (unmediated)
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Subject(s)
Information Society
Information Technology and Society
Digital Transformation
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