Network and Everyday Life: Beyond “Local Space”?

International Review of Information Ethics 2 (2004)
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After describing what it is known as quotidianity – or everyday life-, the text focuses on the way it is influenced by the Network, paying special attention to the space-time experience. How does the Network flow determine a new temporality? How does Cyberspace interact with the place? To finish with, we comment on the opinion according to which Cyberspace goes beyond the boundaries of what is local.

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