Designing the Internet for a networked society

Barry Wellman

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Information Society and Technology Trends Media and Digital Communication Contemporary Social and Educational Issues

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Having moved out of confining local communities and work groups, people worldwide now involve themselves in far-flung, Internet-enhanced social relationships with friends, family, workmates, and neighbors.

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