The coming information age : an overview of technology, economics, and politics

Wilson P. Jr. Dizard

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The information age the American stake the technological framework - communication networks the technological framework - information machines the economics of the new age the day all hell broke loose the politics of change exporting the information society the open-hoop future.

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