by John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781578517084
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«The Social Life of Information» is the essay by John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid about technology and society, in paperback (330 pages, in English).
In the face of the enthusiasm of digital prophets, who predicted the end of organizations and social practices, Brown and Duguid argue that technology does not replace human context. Information always circulates within specific communities and networks, and its value depends on them.
This 2002 edition, published by Harvard Business School Press, includes a new preface by the authors.
Recommended for readers of philosophy of technology, digital culture, and sociology of information.
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