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Cultures in cyberspace: Interpersonal communication in a computer-mediated Environment
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It is significant that cultural factors affect most types of communications, including
interpersonal and intercultural and business-to-business. Especially in web-based
communication, internet turns out to be a medium that promotes information exchange,
cultural interaction, and more tolerance and understanding towards foreign cultures and
traditions, which could generate a feeling of togetherness.
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Bibliography:
AGRE P., (1997), “Building an internet culture”, Los Angeles, Pergamon Press
CASTELLS Manuel (2001), “The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business and
Society”,Oxford University Press, Oxford
DEUTSCH P., “Preserving and promoting the internet culture”, Bunyip Information Systems
Inc. Available at:
http://surf.de.uu.net/bookland/inet/culture/peterd1.html
IRVİN, M., “Global Cyber culture Reconsidered: Cyberspace, Identity, and the Global
Informational City” op. cit.
KIM Y. Y. “Becoming Intercultural: An Integrative Theory of Communication and Cross
Cultural Adaption”, Sage Publications, California.
KRAUT et al. (2002), “Internet Paradox Revisited”, Journal of Social Issues, Vol.58, No.1,
pp. 49-74
LEVY Pierre, (1994), “L’intelligence collective. Pour une anthropologie du cyberespace”, La
Découverte”, Paris, Collection de poche en 1997
MEFFORD, A. (1997), “Lex Informatica: Foundations of the Law on the Internet”; 5 Global
Legal Studies Journal p.212; Chua, A.; “Culture, Globalisation and the Internet”. Available at
http://www.maj.arts.qut.edu.au/units/mjb336/history/achua
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WAHAB, M. (2003), “Cyberspace, Culture and the Local-Global Nexus”, 1st Global Conference - Visions of
Humanity in Cyberculture, Cyberpunk and Science Fiction, Prague, Czech Republic
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It is significant that cultural factors affect most types of communications, including
interpersonal and intercultural and business-to-business. Especially in web-based
communication, internet turns out to be a medium that promotes information exchange,
cultural interaction, and more tolerance and understanding towards foreign cultures and
traditions, which could generate a feeling of togetherness.
Bibliography:
AGRE P., (1997), “Building an internet culture”, Los Angeles, Pergamon Press
CASTELLS Manuel (2001), “The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business and
Society”,Oxford University Press, Oxford
DEUTSCH P., “Preserving and promoting the internet culture”, Bunyip Information Systems
IRVİN, M., “Global Cyber culture Reconsidered: Cyberspace, Identity, and the Global
Informational City” op. cit.
KIM Y. Y. “Becoming Intercultural: An Integrative Theory of Communication and Cross
Cultural Adaption”, Sage Publications, California.
KRAUT et al. (2002), “Internet Paradox Revisited”, Journal of Social Issues, Vol.58, No.1,
pp. 49-74
LEVY Pierre, (1994), “L’intelligence collective. Pour une anthropologie du cyberespace”, La
Découverte”, Paris, Collection de poche en 1997
MEFFORD, A. (1997), “Lex Informatica: Foundations of the Law on the Internet”; 5 Global
Legal Studies Journal p.212; Chua, A.; “Culture, Globalisation and the Internet”. Available at
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WAHAB, M. (2003), “Cyberspace, Culture and the Local-Global Nexus”, 1st Global Conference - Visions of
Humanity in Cyberculture, Cyberpunk and Science Fiction, Prague, Czech Republic
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