Alternative Analytical Maps of the Information Economy

Abstract

The potential for mapping the information economy as a means of understanding how the various component parts may be represented within a spatial structure is explored in this article. The author examines and critiques two existing maps and proposes another set of maps that represent the supply of and demand for information, respectively. The article is exploratory by design and is intended to stimulate discussion rather than offer a concrete solution to the complex issue.

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