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Drawing widely on sociological, economic, and political theory cominbined with detailed attention to technical, business, and sociological evidence, this critical scholarly work offers a comprehensive analysis both of the significance of computing and communications technologies and the nature of contemporary society.
This book explores the debates surrounding technological change, from the politics of education to questions of identity centred around the figure of the cyborg.
This work examines visual technology sociologically and, in so doing, rejects the fashionable idea that the new visual technologies are displacing the real world.
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