Film199628 min633×466

Cyberspace: Virtual Unreality?

Films Media Group

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The Information Age has been hailed as a quantum leap forward for humanity—an opportunity to finally achieve Marshall McLuhan’s "global village" in which "the medium is the message." But what kind of people are being created in cyberspace? While computer technology has changed virtually all aspects of life, critics argue that this technology is contributing to the growing social isolation of individuals. This program examines just what the implications of the new Information Age may be with Jim Clark, President of Netscape Communications; Sherry Turkle, MIT psychologist and sociologist; and Clifford Stoll, author of Silicon Snake Oil: Second Thoughts on the Information Highway.

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Films Media Group
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English
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